I mentioned at the end of the article, however, that there was a way to avoid this problem of having to call Redirect before any content is sent, which is what we will discuss in this article. Imagine, if you will, you are at Disney World, or Sea World, or Six Flags, or any other amusement park where the existence of a line of people waiting is guaranteed. Now imagine the exit gate for the same amusement park.
People step up to the gate and immediately pass through the exit and go on their way.
In IIS, our ASP pages can be made to operate under either of these two patterns. I say default, though, because you can change this behavior by setting one property. When the processor reads a line of HTML, or a Response. Like the amusement park visitors heading for the exit gate, there is no waiting in line. Redirect method, which relies on sending special headers.