You may have a need to redirect from a custom page written using the COM ASP API to a .NET assembly.

I have written about redirecting from COM ASP page before in the article "Redirecting to an ASPX (ASP .NET) Page from a Classic COM ASP page"

The code below shows how a URL for the redirect can be created.

To demonstrate the redirection I have created a custompage and added it to the company tab. All the page does is redirect to the relationship tab in the same context.

"RelatedEntities.dll-RunREList"));
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The method CRM.URL() is passed the name of the dll and the name of the public method and generates the full URL that contains the current context.

e.g.

http://localhost/CRM/eware.dll/Do?SID=160709231433869 &Act=432 &Mode=1 &CLk=T &Key0=1 &Key1=28 &Key2=30 &Key4=28 &dotnetdll=RelatedEntities.dll &dotnetfunc=RunREList

An alternative way is to call the system action and append the variables that indicate the DLL and Method to use.

" &dotnetdll=RelatedEntities &dotnetfunc=RunREList");
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But you can also add your own parameters to the URL

"RelatedEntities.dll-RunREList")+" &wibble=flange");
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These extra parameters will be added to the URL

e.g.

http://localhost/CRM/eware.dll/Do?SID=160709231433869 &Act=432 &Mode=1 &CLk=T &Key0=1 &Key1=28 &Key2=30 &Key4=28 &dotnetdll=RelatedEntities.dll &dotnetfunc=RunREList &wibble=flange

Within the .NET code the parameters can be read by the Dispatch.QueryField() or Dispatch.EitherField() methods.