I have pages that use callback panels. The code behind includes checks for errors; when an error occurs, the code behind invokes a utlity method to bring up an error page to display the error information. However, unlike page.Response.Redirect("errorpage.aspx"), callbackpanel.Redirect("errorpage.aspx") does not force immediate termination of current processing. Code following the callbackpanel.Redirect() gets executed, which may or may not cause a problem (it often does!)

I guess I could throw an exception and catch that somehwere but that seems a pretty crude approach. Is there a way of forcing an immediate terminaton of a callback? If not, would you add that capability in?

Thanks