Response.Redirect resolves "~" root path reference.

I like to use ~ to refer to relative to root url paths.It's well described in article “Understanding Paths in ASP.NEThttp://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=101145&seqNum=2  . But I thought that it is always required to call ResolveUrl to make tilde (“~”) working.

However, I found that Response.Redirect does the URL relative resolution anyway and instead of calling

 Response.Redirect(ResolveURL("~/Prva.aspx"))

it can be called just

 Response.Redirect("~/Prva.aspx")


 

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