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How to Redirect user to "Down for Maintenance" page in ASP.NET ? - App_Offline.htm
Posted on: 8/16/2008 9:12:00 PM \| Views: 39 \| Go to the complete Post
This article will help you understand a superb hidden feature of ASP.NET. Using this feature you could easily redirect all your web site traffic to a "Down for Maintenance" page. ... Interesting? Read further ...

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How to Redirect user to "Down for Maintenance" page in ASP.NET ? - App_Offline.htm