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I have used a query string parameter to redirect from Page 1 to Page 2. From Page 2, i wanted to redirect it to Page 3 if Page 2 has been called from Page 1. What should be the condition to check if the querystring is used??
Please help me out!! Thanks guys!
Ram, this is my interpretation of what you wanted: if user accesses Page2 due to redirect from Page1, the user will be redirected automatically to Page3. If user accesses Page2 directly (without visiting Page1), the user will stay in Page2 (no redirect to Page3).
If this is the case, inside Page1, you can set redirect(“Page2.aspx?previouspage=page1”), then in Page2, inside Page_load method, check for the querystring, if previouspage exists and equals “page1”, redirect to Page3, else do nothing and Page2 will show up.