I'm facing an issue where I need to trigger a JavaScript function from within a controller method in my project. Here is the code snippet that I am using:
Public Function redirectTo() As JavaScriptResult
Return JavaScript("ToSignUp()")
End Function
Despite implementing this in my controller, the program does not seem to execute the script as intended. I have searched for similar solutions without any success. Can someone guide me on how to resolve this?
UPDATE 4/3/19 12:41
I have tried another approach by modifying the redirection logic in my controller, but it doesn't seem to be working:
Public Function redirectTo() As RedirectToRouteResult
Dim routes As New RouteCollection With {.RouteExistingFiles = True}
Return RedirectToAction("../login/SignUp")
End Function
End Class
UPDATE 4/3/19 23:20
Fortunately, I managed to solve the issue by making some adjustments. I added the following code snippet in the code behind of my .aspx Page at the appropriate location:
Dim routes As New RouteCollection With {.RouteExistingFiles = True}
Response.Redirect("SignUp")
The Response.Redirect command itself is not new, however, to ensure its functionality, it needs to be placed before the following instruction:
Dim routes As New RouteCollection With {.RouteExistingFiles = True}
Since MVC was unable to recognize existing files due to the RouteExistingFiles property being set to
False</code, we needed to change this setting to <code>True