We have seen this thousands of times on our public sites, but only from IE8.
Today we reproduced it by accident on one of our PCs browsing one of our production web sites.
We recorded a packet capture at the network level, and a minidump of the IE8 process.
.NET/IIS is serving up the page correctly, but IE8 is requesting a bogus ScriptResource.axd URL. It's acting as if it ignored 4KB of the HTML when parsing the page.
Interestingly, the correct ScriptResource is already in IE8's cache, View Source shows the correct page, IE8 Dev tools show that all scripts are loaded correctly, and the page works just fine.
If anyone from MSFT wants the packet capture and minidump we can make these available, please email [email address omitted].
mattbrooks
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Re: Corrupted WebResource.axd url parameters
May 28, 2009 07:08 AM|LINK
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