I have created a simple custom pagination at the top of somepage.aspx. The links look like this:
It throws a System.Web.HttpException, which, in my app, is usually because the page is not found. I have run a ton of tests, trying all sorts of ways to link to this page, like going up a directory and then back down:
but nothing works. I have successfully tested linking to other pages in the same directory:
It won't even work with a fully qualified path:
Anyone know What's Going On? (Marvin Gaye)
Code:
<a href="somepage.aspx?PageIndex=1">Page 1</a>
<a href="somepage.aspx?PageIndex=2">Page 2</a>
<a href="somepage.aspx?PageIndex=3">Page 3</a>
It throws a System.Web.HttpException, which, in my app, is usually because the page is not found. I have run a ton of tests, trying all sorts of ways to link to this page, like going up a directory and then back down:
Code:
<a href="../upafolder/somepage.aspx?PageIndex=1">Page 1</a>
Code:
<a href="someOTHERpage.aspx">Some Other Page</a>
It won't even work with a fully qualified path:
Code:
<a href="[URL unfurl="true"]http://localhost/virtualdir/subfolder/somepage.aspx">Some[/URL] Page</a>
Anyone know What's Going On? (Marvin Gaye)