testing IE10 on Windows 7

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I testing on IE 10 standards mode.I have a Login.aspx page which is in Login directory(i.e Login/Login.aspx). I do response.redirect to a page Default.aspx which is a page in root directory(ie.Response.Redirect("../Default.aspx",true);).Also tried ~/Default.aspx to navigate to root. But instead of going to Default.aspx control reaches to Login.aspx. I do observe in IE developer's tool that it hits Default.aspx but transaction time <1ms.i see it do not hit init/load event defined in default.aspx(by setting debugger point).Instead of redirect if i use Server.transfer it works but i want it to work with redirect only. Also it works fine in my colleagues machine without making any change and also on latest firefox and chrome on my machine it works fine. It works fine on IE9 standard too on my machine but not on IE 10 standard. Anyone happen to know if any setting or something i am missing. Thanks in advance

Posted 18-Mar-13 4:52am

devcode007

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ZurdoDev 18-Mar-13 13:08pm

What exactly is the issue?

devcode007 18-Mar-13 13:20pm

Navigation from Login.aspx to Default.aspx is not happening only on IE10 Std mode.(IE 10 comp. mode,IE9 std mode, Chrome,firefox all working fine.
Method of navigation i am using is Response.redirect from Login page.
Most annoying is that , it is happening in only my development machine.
I observed this behavior both with VS development server and with IIS 7.5 on my machine.
Hope that helped you

ZurdoDev 18-Mar-13 13:56pm

I have never seen Response.Redirect be browser specific. I have IE10 win7 and it works fine. I think you must have some sort of setting regarding redirects. Server.transfer works because it does not roundtrip to the client. Some setting, in IE likely, is not allowing the redirect. However, if it goes to Login.aspx then it may be an issue with your FormsAuthentication settings. Maybe try adding to trusted sites and see what happens.

devcode007 18-Mar-13 14:22pm

hi, you did point me to right direction. I reached to this post http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7571227/formsauthentication-working-in-every-browser-except-for-ie.
I dont have entire idea yet how it worked. But after i made change to my webconfig's:
<authentication mode="Forms"> cookieless="UseCookies" attribute for my login page, it worked.
Earlier the value for cookieless was set as 'UseDeviceProfile'.
Thanks

ZurdoDev 18-Mar-13 14:25pm

It must be a setting in IE for your zone possibly. It was blocking cookies.
Good to hear you got it working.

devcode007 18-Mar-13 15:11pm

It sounds right but when i tried minimum security setting through Security tab for Local Intranet and also allowing all types of cookies in Privacy tab this issue dint get resolved. Only after change attribute it worked. For time being i have solution but i would really need to finalize whether it is IE setting or i have to change my config file while deploying.

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