Recently I posted a answer to a question that I thought was quite an easy one, The question was about issues with the lifecyle of the page in asp.net where items would only reflect the changes made after the first postback, so I suggested using
Response.Redirect(Request.RawUrl)
And almost instantly got voted down for this as (Why cause another round trip)
Well I want your suggestion, is this type of thing good practise, simply practical or should never be used, please back up your answer with a little motivation its something I do from time to time and now question if I should rethink it.
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Dynamically Change User Control in ASP.Net
There is nothing inherently wrong with Reponse.Redirect, just in most cases it isn’t required in that kind of situation. You can change the way the page is constructed by working with the lifecycle rather than against it. Then there shouldbe no need for another postback.