G
Gais
Hi,
I have written an httphandler to deal with all requests for .aspx files
on a website to rewrite URLs in to a more search engine friendly
format. I uploaded to changes to the site and it all worked fine for a
couple of days. Urls were being rewritten from
www.mysite.com/mysite/features.aspx to www.mysite.com/features.aspx.
Without change to any files on the site, it then reverted to the old
URLs, taking me back to down in to www.mysite.com/mysite/features.aspx.
Hitting refresh a couple of times in the browser cleared the problem,
so I assumed it was some sort of caching issue. However, it has been 3
or 4 days now and the problem sporadically returns, so I think I can
rule caching out.
One other point to note is that if I upload a new, identical copy of my
web.config file, the problem immediately corrects itself, but after a
few hours, reverts to not working. Can anyone suggest a resolution or
has anyone experienced anything similar when trying to implement an
httphandler?
I have written an httphandler to deal with all requests for .aspx files
on a website to rewrite URLs in to a more search engine friendly
format. I uploaded to changes to the site and it all worked fine for a
couple of days. Urls were being rewritten from
www.mysite.com/mysite/features.aspx to www.mysite.com/features.aspx.
Without change to any files on the site, it then reverted to the old
URLs, taking me back to down in to www.mysite.com/mysite/features.aspx.
Hitting refresh a couple of times in the browser cleared the problem,
so I assumed it was some sort of caching issue. However, it has been 3
or 4 days now and the problem sporadically returns, so I think I can
rule caching out.
One other point to note is that if I upload a new, identical copy of my
web.config file, the problem immediately corrects itself, but after a
few hours, reverts to not working. Can anyone suggest a resolution or
has anyone experienced anything similar when trying to implement an
httphandler?