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I am stuck in a condition where i have a single solution consisting of multiple projects.

E.x. -> In one solution i've Project 1 which has Proj1PageA.aspx and i've another Project 2 which has Proj2PageB.aspx. Now i've a multiple conditions where based on UserType the user will be response.redirected("") to the related project in the solution for its given page.

Please suggest me how to achieve it.

Thanks

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  • why would you do that? How do you maintain the session state and cookies etc? – Lee Gary Apr 23 '14 at 05:36
  • that is a good question. do you have any idea about the same or if anybody else can help me out with this too ? – user3300131 Apr 23 '14 at 06:05
  • it's not "about the same", you can simply do a redirect to the absolute url on your other project, when you deployed your application to the web server, they don't know about what's outside their own project, a solution is just a logical group of your projects together. – Lee Gary Apr 23 '14 at 06:14
  • but it generates error of irrelevant path to the form. I've the following structure : Solution Project1 (Project) LoginForm (Folder) Proj1PageA.aspx (Form) Project2 (Project) BookingForms (Folder) Proj2PageB.aspx (Form) Project3 (Project) AgentsForms (Folder) Proj3PageC.aspx (Form) Now in above if i use Response.Redirect("~/Project2/BookingForms/Proj2PageB.aspx") it given me an error that page does not exists. – user3300131 Apr 23 '14 at 06:23
  • yes because you are using a relative path, not an absolute path – Lee Gary Apr 23 '14 at 06:27
  • you have to read my previous comment, because i posted it hoping that you will understand what i am trying to explain to you and make you understand how to solve your problem, i'm not providing you a copy&paste answer because your question is not detailed enough – Lee Gary Apr 23 '14 at 06:28

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