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Just in case someone interested by this tip.

I have on a page a server image button linked to a click event. This button has indeed two different functions, one to go back to the homepage, the other to go to another page.

For different reasons, I didn't want to use an image map to make the distinction between my two embedded actions.

The trick I used is quite simple but works well, and should work also with more than 2 buttons.
In the server click event I just test the coordinates using Request.Form("Nameofmybutton.x") for the horizontal position and Request.Form("Nameofmybutton.y") for the vertical position

If CInt(Request.Form("Mybutton.x")) > 83 Then

  Response.Redirect("~/Email.aspx")

Else

   Response.Redirect("~/Default.aspx")

End If