I\'ve set the OutputCache to include \'VaryByContentEncodings=\"gzip\"\' in my ASP.net ASPX page. I want the page to serve different css files, a gzipped if the browser support it and the regular non
I have a user control which I would like to use output caching on, but it is used several times with different data.
I have a controller ActionResult that returns JSON that I would like to cache.After doing some research, I have found that the OutputCache Attribute can do the trick, but haven\'t been able to success
Whathappens when ASP.net output cache encounters a URL with a fragment (\'#\')? - Will it ignore it and cache the page as if it is a regu开发者_C百科lar page without the fragment?# isn\'t sent back to
I have this action method: [OutputCache(Duration = 2, Location = OutputCacheLocation.Any, VaryByHeader = \"Accept-Charset\")]
I was investigating the MVC3 source and came across the following (in OutputCacheAttribute.cs) which is called when generating a key to use for output caching:
I\'ve got a master page with a content page loaded on to it, the content page is cached <%@ OutputCache Duration=\"360\" VaryByParam=\"none\"%>
I am trying to cache the MVC 3 _ViewStart and _Layout pages, am I right in thinking these are not cached by defau开发者_StackOverflowlt? The problem is the VS bult in web server or IIS should be cachi
In many actions from the MVC application we are building up, we use OutputCache as follows: [OutputCache(Duration = 3600, VaryByCustom = \"language\")]
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