Buffer before response.redirect in vb.net

Question

Anyone know on how to do buffer before I proceed to response.redirect to another page?

Below is the sample code that I've done.

Dim msg = String.Format("<script language='javascript'>alert('Payment Success');</script>")
context.Response.Write(msg)
context.Response.Redirect("Index.aspx")

yes. I'll try to use code above but it seems like the alert part didn't appear, it skip to redirect part only. — Firdaus Shukor, Mar 30 '18 at 08:40

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Mar 30 '18 at 17:19

It is necessary to do redirection in javascript.

Dim msg = String.Format("<script language='javascript'>alert('Payment Success');
 window.location.replace('Index.aspx'); </script>")
context.Response.Write(msg)

Alternatively you can use window.location.href='Index.aspx' (see How do I redirect to another webpage?)

Buffer before response.redirect in vb.net

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