Hi,
We've enabled RadCompression on a website that also uses an other 3rd party component which does it's own compression on it's response to AJAX requests to it's httphandler.
Because this component's gzip compression happens before the RadCompression the RadCompression causes the output to be double compressed.
When looking at the response header for this request it has a 'Content-Encoding' value of: 'gzip, gzip'. This causes the response to be dropped by browsers.
How should we handle this situation? We are not able to turn the other component's compression off.
We've enabled RadCompression on a website that also uses an other 3rd party component which does it's own compression on it's response to AJAX requests to it's httphandler.
Because this component's gzip compression happens before the RadCompression the RadCompression causes the output to be double compressed.
When looking at the response header for this request it has a 'Content-Encoding' value of: 'gzip, gzip'. This causes the response to be dropped by browsers.
How should we handle this situation? We are not able to turn the other component's compression off.