Custom UrlRewriting Leads To AjaxControlToolkit UpdatePanels
Apr 2, 2011
I'm trying to implement custom urlrewriting in the global.asax of my website and i'm experiencing some troubles with updatepanels from the ajaxcontroltoolkit:second post back of my updatepanels seems to request the wrong url (ie : if my rewrited
url is /en-US/parentPage/myPage.html and the physical url is /default.asp?ln=en-US&page=myPage, the second post back request /en-US/parentPage/default.asp?ln=en-US&page=myPage, which leads to file not found ...)
I dont know if it matter but i desactivated the viewstate on the page by setting Page.EnabledViewState to false.To implement urlrewriting i used Server.Transfert(physicalUrl, true)
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<!-- Web config file start -->
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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