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Can anyone shed some light on why the redirect property of the ContinueButton does not redirect?

In the markup below… the Success Template and Continue Buttons are rendered and the Continue button works, but it DOES NOT redirect to the specified URL? <AddSuccessTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <h1>Thanks for Signing Up</h1> <p>Click the button below to go to your profile page</p> <xmod:ContinueButton Text="View Your Profile" Redirect="http://ibm.com" RedirectMethod="Get" /> </ItemTemplate> </AddSucce
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James Allen Hall asked Apr 18, 2015 active Apr 24, 2015

Error with ContinueButton

I'm trying to use the continuebutton token in the AddSuccessTemplate. Documentation Example is incorrect because it leaves out the ItemTemplate tags. However when I use this within the ItemTemplate Tags, I get a DNN error. If got it simply with a text ="Continue" as the only parameter. The following is in the DNN Event Viewer:: DotNetNuke.Services.Exceptions.PageLoadException: Validation of viewst
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John Jacobson asked Sep 25, 2014 active Sep 29, 2014

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