What the TabContainer does is to hold different parts of pages in a tabbed manner. All these content are in the same page, so when you try to use Response.Redirect, it may not be successful.
If you want to change to a new tab, and and the same time update the content in this tab, then consider UpdatePanel. After user signs in, trigger the UpdatePanel to update.
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Re: Ajax Tabcontainer in MasterPage
Apr 04, 2012 03:27 AM|LINK
What the TabContainer does is to hold different parts of pages in a tabbed manner. All these content are in the same page, so when you try to use Response.Redirect, it may not be successful.
If you want to change to a new tab, and and the same time update the content in this tab, then consider UpdatePanel. After user signs in, trigger the UpdatePanel to update.
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