I have an Asp.Net 4.0 website/control interface that uses an update panel and some buttons. The update panel is wired to a timer that executes every 5 seconds, causing a partial postback. The buttons toggles some settings and then forces an update of the update panel through a call similar to this:
I have an ASP.net that I built in VS2010 running in iis7 however when I go back into VS and make updates to the code behind file and re-publish the application still acts as it has before I made the changes. I have tried deleting and republishing all the files and restarting the app pool but it still doesn’t affect how the application behaves.
Using IIS7.5, the website works fine in Visual Studio but when I try to deploy on IIS get the following error.
I’ve got an ASP.NET Core app that I’m deploying to Azure that takes in a string in the URL that contains colon (a time stamp).
I wrote an asp.net application with default.aspx. When I hit this page It is asking me windows login popup window. My application should me windows authentication required but it should “Integrated Windows authentication”. If I enter login password I am able to see my page.
I have simple ASP.NET application which just resizes images with ImageResizer and does nothing else. For testing purposes I disabled disk caching, so images are resized on every request.
This is CSS code
When I try to access a page (default.aspx) in a web site in IIS 7.0 (developed using VSTS 2010 + .Net 4.0 on Windows Server 2008), I met with the following error message. Any ideas what is wrong? What means
BadImageFormatException?
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 would like to use web.config to redirect all requests on my asp.net site to https:// with non-www. That is: