Enabling Dynamic HTTP Compression in IIS 6.0

by Bill Beckelman 5. August 2008 16:45

I tried multiple MS Articles and blog posts to attempt to get HTTP Compression of dynamic files (aspx) to work on a server at work before I finally found this post http://www.dotnetjunkies.ddj.com/Article/16267D49-4C6E-4063-AB12-853761D31E66.dcik on DotNetJunkies. I now have pages that are loading about 4 times faster according to ySlow.

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November 19. 19:50
Have a demo of tablesorter and quicksearch working. Will write the post in the morning. Just wish it worked with paging.

November 18. 20:59
In a hotel room watching tv with a remote with 5 buttons. Channel up/down. Volume up/down and power. Gonna steal just because....

November 18. 15:13
I was able to get tablesorter and quicksearch to work together. Just can't get it to work with the pager plugin

November 18. 09:55
Anyone had any luck making tablesorter and quicksearch work together?

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