Problem was like my ReturnUrl contains the same key twice, which leads to crash in system.
Apart from this, I found in Trace that the ReturnUrl is fine at the requested Page.
like... I made request for http://www.imran/MyProfile.aspx?id=102; it shows 302 as [redirected flag] and the ReturnUrl get the value of http://www.imran/MyProfile.aspx?id=102, but when it goes to Login.aspx it shows 2 query string params.
1. ReturnUrl = http://www.imran/MyProfile.aspx?id=102
2. id=102
Here is the problem, we can see the id is part of ReturnUrl, but in this case it generates following redirection url
Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=http://www.imran/MyProfile.aspx?id=102&id=102
Now when I ask for Request["id"], which gives me value comma saperate like 101,102 and this is what we can say a bug.
After searching long I found the solution, which include the Event that we have to capture in Global.asax, and one property of Response object which sets/gets the Http location Header, here is the code.
protected void Application_EndRequest(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Response.RedirectLocation != null && Response.RedirectLocation.Contains("ReturnUrl"))
{
Response.RedirectLocation = string.Format("{0}ReturnUrl={1}",
Response.RedirectLocation.Remove(Response.RedirectLocation.IndexOf("ReturnUrl")
, (Request.RawUrl.Contains("ReturnUrl") ?
Request.RawUrl.Substring(Request.RawUrl.IndexOf("ReturnUrl") + 10)
: Request.RawUrl
)
));
}
}
This will add the RawUrl into ReturnUrl so there will be no duplication.
