Hello,
Usually when we use Response.Redirect() method to redirect to a webpage or folder this works fine if both webpage i.e. current and the requested one are on the same level/folder
Response.Redirect(/Account/webpage.aspx)
Response.Redirect(~)
the '~' sign means the application's root level
so now from application root level we can define the path
Additionally you can use Response.WriteFile() method
Usually when we use Response.Redirect() method to redirect to a webpage or folder this works fine if both webpage i.e. current and the requested one are on the same level/folder
Response.Redirect(/Account/webpage.aspx)
Response.Redirect(~)
the '~' sign means the application's root level
so now from application root level we can define the path
Additionally you can use Response.WriteFile() method
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