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  • IIS HTTP Compression

    I have implemented the HTTP WebCompression from IIS 6.0 successfully with both static and dynamic web compression. Using fiddler I can see that, the data transferred is compressed and encoded. But when I check the source (View Source) and save it as a text file, the file size is the same. The fiddler...
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by nabeelfaruqui on 02-17-2009, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ASP 2.0, asp.net 2.0, ASP.NET State Management, http compression, LoadViewState, Application State

  • I found the problem and the solution

    I am sending email error details to my mailbox. I could see every error on my page. So this error was happening rarely. I couldn't understand this for months long. I tried many things. I have never tried to set viewstate encription to never. This is the solition but naked viewstate is not good. The...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by nergun on 02-28-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: EnableEventValidation, EnableViewState, EnableViewStateMac, Restart, View state control, view state controls Ajax tabpanels dynamic controls, View state Problem, view state refresh F5 load event, ViewState, viewState asp.net controls page size, viewstate MAC failed, .Net 2.0, ASP.net Session, asp.net., Cache, cache problem, Caching, caching http, context.cache, Email, Error Logging, Exception, mac validation, MachineKey, Error Handling, LoadViewState, view state, asp.net - application variables, Global Error Handling, view state controls, viewstate asp.net, error, global.asax

  • Squeezing in between LoadViewState and LoadPostData

    Hi, I am trying to build an application framework for loading data into my page controls (data-binding). I though that I could load the data at Page_Init (calling to the applications Business Logic), and this would allow me to get the user's selections on postbacks, i.e. if I fill a drop-down-list...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by kaniga on 01-13-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: LoadViewState, LoadPostData

  • Working with LoadViewState

    I'm trying to update rowCounter value when addRowButton is clicked so I can use it in LoadViewState but since LoadViewState happens first rowCounter value isn't updated when the LoadViewState is processed. Anyone know any way around this? protected override void LoadViewState(object savedState...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by shinsoft on 01-11-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: page events, "dynamic controls", LoadViewState, viewstate asp.net

  • ViewState & dynamic controls that are added to different containers on postback

    Background.... I have built a portal which dynamically loads widgets (aka web parts, aka user controls). I allow the user to drag & drop (DnD) widgets to different zones/containers on the page. This is very similar to the ASP.Net 2.0 web parts, except, I am not using that. The DnD is done entirely...
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by khan210182 on 10-02-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: SaveViewState, ViewState, Drag&Drop, dynamic content, LoadViewState

  • Re: Custom TreeNode: how to implement postback?

    Solved it myself by thinking about it in a different light: I now generate the links to the pages in RenderPreText, and I add a TreeNodeSelectAction .Select to each custom TreeNode -- I also set the ImageUrl of the TreeNode and when a user clicks on that, I can access the event and do what I need to...
    Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by BCdotNET on 10-17-2006, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: OnSelectedNodeChanged, RenderBeginTag, SelectAction, SelectedNode, TreeNode, TreeNodeSelectAction, TreeView, ImageToolTip, ImageUrl, AddAttribute, CreateNode, RenderPreText, RenderEndTag, SaveViewState, HtmlTextWriter, LoadViewState

  • Re: Dynamically adding UserControls as WebParts in code-behind: can it be done?

    For most web controls to fire postback events they need to have their ViewState loaded. For dynamically loaded controls this means loading the control prior to the LoadViewState event to ensure the control receives its ViewState. This means loading the control in Page_Init. That should be the only change...
    Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by MuteThis on 09-05-2006, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: LoadViewState, Dynamic, ViewState, Control, Load
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