ClickOnce and Vista problem

[Alexander Malapheev]

Hi,

I have an asp.net application which has a button to launch ClickOnce
application.
This button open a new page which make redirect to ClickOnce app, something
like this:
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArg s)
Handles Me.Load

Dim strGUID As String =
HttpContext.Cur rent.Request.Co okies("SomeCook ie")("GUID")

Response.Redire ct("myapp.appli cation?id=" & strGUID, True)

End Sub

All works on XP, but on vista this application not launched. Instead of it a
new window of IE7 (with URL to this app in address bar) is opened. When I
try to refres (F5) this window - it's hapend nothing. But when I click to
address bar and push enter button then ClickOnce application is launching.

How I can solve this?

[Luke Zhang [MSFT]]

RE: ClickOnce and Vista problem

Hello,

As I understand, you just test the application on the web server (Vista)?
If you connect from another client (also Vista), will you get same result?
Also, from your first message, if you type the url of the ClickOnce
application in IE directly, it will work correctly, is this right? If you
use Server.Transfer () method instead Response.Redire ct(), what will happen?

Sincerely,

Luke Zhang

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