I have installed Static and dynamic compression for IIS7, as well as setting the two web.config values at my application Virtual Folder level. As I understand it, I don’t need to enable compression at the server, or site level anymore, and I can manage it on a per folder basis using my web.config file.
I am trying to implement GZip compression for my asp.net page (including my CSS and JS files). I tried the following code, but it only compresses my .aspx page (found it from YSlow)
Randomly, on a few projects, some pages display random symbols instead of an error message. Like this one :
Is it possible to Enable gzip compression on a simple Azure Website?
If so how can it be done?
Is there anything to take under consideration when applying gzip on Azure Websites?
I have an asp.net .asmx webservice written to handle requests from a third party tool. The third party tool makes an http POST request to the webservice to get user information. I’m using IIS7
I have a web-site, which uses ASP.NET and is hosted at IIS 7.5 shared hosting, so I have no direct access to IIS settings. Now I want to enable gzip compression of my pages and css/js files using IIS capabilities, but none of recipes found at the Internet worked for me. For example, when I add what is written here to my Web.config, nothing changes: no errors, no compression.
I want to compress responses coming from my IIS Express driven web application. We’re using IIS Express as local development webserver and IIS on staging and on our build machines. I have found many guides on enabling gzipped responses on IIS but none for IIS Express. Is it even possible?
I have created an extension method called AddGZip which looks like the following:
I run an ASP.NET application on IIS 6.0. Usually I have compression turned on for both dynamic and static files. However, I’ve turned compression off temporarily, but “ScriptResource.axd” is still sent compressed. This does not feel like a misconfiguration, as “WebResource.axd” is not compressed.
I want to use G-ZIP on my website, I googled the following code: