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Hello Michael,
We are not able to reproduce the problem locally. Can you confirm that it cannot be observed if you disable the compression? Also note that the compression is intended to work with Asp.Net AJAX.
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We are not able to reproduce the problem locally. Can you confirm that it cannot be observed if you disable the compression? Also note that the compression is intended to work with Asp.Net AJAX.
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Michael
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answered on 27 May 2009, 11:32 AM
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Yes when i remove RadCompression the ASP pages work again.
I don't necessarily want to compress any ASP pages, 2 of my sites just have a couple of asp pages which haven't been converted to aspx as yet. So I have to disable the whole RadCompression to get those ASP pages working again.
Yes when i remove RadCompression the ASP pages work again.
I don't necessarily want to compress any ASP pages, 2 of my sites just have a couple of asp pages which haven't been converted to aspx as yet. So I have to disable the whole RadCompression to get those ASP pages working again.
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Hello Michael,
I am afraid that in this case there is little we can do to help you since we cannot reproduce the issue. I can suggest you to disable the compression until you convert all of your pages to Asp.Net AJAX.
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I am afraid that in this case there is little we can do to help you since we cannot reproduce the issue. I can suggest you to disable the compression until you convert all of your pages to Asp.Net AJAX.
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answered on 29 Mar 2010, 08:08 PM
I don't know if the cause is the RadCompression, but I had trouble with classic ASP postbacks after uploading an ASP.NET page with the RadEditor control. I switched back to the previous version of the web.config file and the postbacks worked again. Something about the web.config file broke the postback in all my classic ASP apps on the site.
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Hi Son,
You can disable compression for classic asp pages by adding a preCondition to the RadCompression handler:
This will force the compression to by applied only for *.aspx pages as is explained here.
If you are not using IIS 7 you can use the approach suggested in the following link to disable compression for specific pages:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/radcompression.html
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Pavel
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You can disable compression for classic asp pages by adding a preCondition to the RadCompression handler:
<add name="RadCompression" type="Telerik.Web.UI.RadCompression, Telerik.Web.UI"preCondition="managedHandler" />This will force the compression to by applied only for *.aspx pages as is explained here.
If you are not using IIS 7 you can use the approach suggested in the following link to disable compression for specific pages:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/radcompression.html
Best wishes,
Pavel
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