Response.Redirect after Response.Flush

[GlenW]

Can you set Response.Buffer = true? THis is something I remember once from ASP 3.0. Set it right at the beginning of your code, then try what you were trying.

You have to set Response.Buffer = true, its the default actually, to call Response.Flush.
If Response.Buffer == false then Flush returns an error 'cos you can't flush something that's not there.