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• Re: httpHandler help

  Try <clear/> at the head of the handlers section. Just to see if it helps. I'm just throwing ideas here, I don't really know what the problem is...

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/7/2009

• Re: The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  Right. But on IIS 7, this should go to: <system.webServer> <handlers> <add ..... /> </handlers> </system.webServer> My question is about the allowPathInfo attribute of the add element here. I can't figure out what it is for... Thanks, Shay

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/7/2009

• Re: The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  What does it mean that the handler processes full path information in a URI? How does it effect the handler?

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/7/2009

• Re: The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  Thanks, that's clarifies the subject a bit more. One last question - when I set allowPathInfo in my http handler, it doesn't really matter. I am still able to access the context.Request.PathInfo property even if allowPathInfo is false...

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/7/2009

• Re: The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  I get /myinfo when allowPathInfo is set to true and when it is set to false....

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/7/2009

• Re: httpHandler help

  what IIS version are you using? Can you post the handler web.config configuration? Shay.

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/6/2009

• Re: The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  Someone?

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/6/2009

• The system.webServer/handlers/add element for http handlers has an allowPathInfo attribute. What is it for?

  I'm playing with http handlers. When adding an http handler to the web.config, in order to make it process special extensions on IIS 7, you need to register it under the system.webServer/handlers element. The add element there has an allowPathInfo attribute and I can't understand what is it for... MSDN says: Specifies whether the handler processes full path information in a URI, such as contoso/marketing/imageGallery.aspx. If the value is true, the handler processes the full path, contoso

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by Shayke on 12/5/2009
  Filed under: HttpHandler, web.config

• Re: ScriptManager cross-pages HistoryPoints?

  It says there that the problem should be fixed in IE8.... well, it is still there

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Shayke on 6/1/2009

• ScriptManager cross-pages HistoryPoints?

  Hi, I'm using the ScriptManager.AddHistoryPoint method and Navigate event. I use it for paging of a grid (the paging is done using an UpdatePanel). My problem is that when the user moves to another page, clicking back only hits the last history point and the others disappear. Is there a workaround to that? Thanks, Shay

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Shayke on 5/28/2009
  Filed under: Navigation, Scriptmanager, updatepanel, History