As far as I am aware, .NET 1.1 linkbuttons don't have a property for
PostBackUrl, so I think it is being ignored.
I could be wrong though.
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>A web page has 2 LinkButtons. When the 1st one is clicked, users are
> taken to Shop.aspx & when the 2nd one is clicked, users are taken to
> another ASPX page named ProcessOrder.aspx.
>
> -----------------------------------
> <asp:LinkButton ID="lkbShop" OnClick="BackToShop"
> PostBackUrl="Shop.aspx" runat="server"/>
>
> <asp:LinkButton ID="lkbSubmit" PostBackUrl="ProcessOrder.aspx"
> Text="SUBMIT ORDER" runat="server"/>
> -----------------------------------
>
> On my local IIS5.1 intranet, clicking both the LinkButtons takes the
> user to the appropriate pages i.e. when the 1st LinkButton is clicked,
> the user is taken to Shop.aspx & when the 2nd LinkButton is clicked,
> the user is taken to ProcessOrder.aspx.
>
> But when I uploaded the ASPX page containing the above 2 LinkButtons
> to a remote server which supports the .NET v1.1 Framework (& not 2.0),
> strangely I find that when I click the 2nd LinkButton, instead of
> taking me to ProcessOrder.aspx, it takes me to Shop.aspx!
>
> What could be causing this eccentricity?
>
> Please note that clicking the 1st LinkButton takes the user correctly
> to Shop.aspx.
>