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• Re: Different expires setting for different directories in IIS 7

  Thanks, Bruce. This is actually the very first thing that I tried, but apparently it doesn't work on localhost...or at least...when debugging in Visual Studio. I tried it on our production server and it worked perfectly. Also, FYI, using the IIS7 manager to do this will result in an extra web.config file appearing in each directory that you configure. I was able to get around this by moving the contents of those files up into the primary web.config and putting them into <location> tags

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by kcraft on 6/3/2009

• Re: Different expires setting for different directories in IIS 7

  Bruce, Thanks for your response. Can you please explain the steps to achieve this or point me to some instructions?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by kcraft on 6/2/2009

• Different expires setting for different directories in IIS 7

  Hello, My webapp has 2 image directories. One directory contains images used by the webapp, such as icons and background images. The other directory contains user-uploaded images. The user-uploaded images will NEVER change, so the expires header can be set to the maximum of 1 year. However, the app images will change occasionally. I would like to set their expires header to a smaller value, such as 1 week. I have not found a way to set different expires headers for different directories in IIS 7

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by kcraft on 6/2/2009

• Re: Safari/Chrome + UpdatePanel + MultiView + AJAX = Fail

  Sorry, skillasaur is me. I didn't realize it signed me in under that account.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by kcraft on 11/7/2008

• Safari/Chrome + UpdatePanel + MultiView + AJAX = Fail

  Hello, I ran into a problem with the TextBoxWatermarkExtender inside of a MultiView within an UpdatePanel. After some research, I realized that this problem occurs for Safari 3 and Chrome with all AJAX functionality inside of a non-default View in a MultiView that is inside of an UpdatePanel. Some people also experienced this problem with RadControls (made by telerik), so the problem is not limited to the Ajax Control Toolkit. The problem does not occur with IE 7, Firefox 1.5/2/3, or Opera 9. Here

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by kcraft on 11/3/2008

• Linq to SQL varbinary for large files

  Hello, I have decided to use Linq for my current ASP.NET project and so far it has been good, but now I am implementing a system that will allow users to upload binary content such as pictures and videos. For ease of management and security, I have decided to store this content directly in the database. The performance hit is a minor concern because very few user-uploaded images/videos will be seen on any given page (usually just one). From the limited tutorials I have seen on the internet, Linq

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by kcraft on 6/11/2008

• Re: Calendar - SelectedDate and default view

  Excellent. Thank you very much. I will try this when I get home tonight.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by kcraft on 5/9/2008

• Re: Calendar - SelectedDate and default view

  Zhi-Qiang Ni, Thanks for your response. The solution for showing the Year selector by default seems reasonable enough since it can be done without modifying source code. However, I may have been unclear about my other problem. I don't want the birthday textbox to have a default value, but I want the calendar to have a certain value selected when it is opened for the first time. So, the birthday textbox would be blank, but when the user opens the calendar, it starts with a certain date (other

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by kcraft on 5/8/2008

• Calendar - SelectedDate and default view

  Hello, I am using the Calendar extender as a birthday selector. Obviously, today's date isn't the best date to start off with because most of my users were probably born 20-40 years ago...so I would like to set a default date of January 1st, 1988. No problem...just set the "SelectedDate" property. However, I don't want this date to appear in the text field. I just want the calendar to start at this date when it pops up. I would also like to set the calendar's default view

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by kcraft on 5/5/2008