I have a page at  [....]/Profile.aspx on my site. I have a module that I am writing that lives on another page. In that module I want to redirect to this Profile.aspx page under a certain condition.

What is the DNN standard one liner to do this? Does it have something to do with "Response.Redirect(Globals.NavigateURL(TabId));" ?

I don't care about tabIDs. Heck, in this case, I don't even care about the Portal for our site as it is very, very basic and has one portal. I just want to be able to call out to the page ASPX name without having to generate the rest of the URL preceding that. That way if the location of the site changes then I won't have to rewrite the redirect call, of course.

I was hoping to use something like:

Response.Redirect(Globals.DNNBaseURL + "Profile.aspx")

Thanks!

Hi Chris,

Thank you for the reply! That actually worked for the default profile settings. However, I believe I should have used a better example when describing my problem other than the profile.aspx example.

I really would like to see if there is a standard DNN way to simply reference ANY .aspx page without worrying about the base URL of the website. So say I created a page with the page creation tool called Kittens.aspx and put pictures of kittens on there. If I wanted another module elsewhere in the site to simply redirect to that aspx page, how would I do that? Do I simply use the .NET framework's BaseURL stuff?

I guess I am just too new to DNN and Module creation in general. I am not even sure what the TabID is for this page I created. Any way I could, in turn, pull the TabID somehow by specifiying the .aspx page name?