ASP.NET MVC action filters: Setting the filterContext.Result in a filter prevents other filters from being executed?

An HttpStatusCodeResult does not end up being a redirect, it simply tells ASP. NET MVC to serve up a Response with the specified status code. – Diego Oct 29 '10 at 23:51.

I ended up fixing it by making Redirect a IResultFilter and writing the following in OnResultExecuting: filterContext.HttpContext.Response. Redirect(url).

When you set HttpStatusCodeResult you are setting a redirect, so the second filter won't execute (because you already have redirected).

I ended up fixing it by making Redirect a IResultFilter and writing the following in OnResultExecuting.

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