Getting rid of ThreadAbortException

We came across this on one of my current projects. It didn’t prevent the application from working, but I didn’t want a bunch of instances of it in our error logs. One of the consultants who works for me found this Knowledge Base article that solved the problem.

The basic fixes are:

  • Call Response.Redirect like this:
    Response.Redirect ("nextpage.aspx", false);
  • Call Server.Execute instead of Server.Transfer

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