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Eric
Hello,
I was testing my application on my localhost, when I View Source, I see
the __VIEWSTATE and its only small in size (about 500 bytes).
When I copy this same application over to our IIS server and then run
it, again do a View Source, the __VIEWSTATE balloons to over 200,000
bytes.
This is the exact same program, viewing on the same page of the
program, and it gives two hugely different __VIEWSTATE contents in the
generated HTML. I even navigate the program is the same manner so that
field content is the same.
I understand what the view state does and how it used to pass
information back and forth in order to maintain the content/state of
the controls.
What would/could cause this? I feel that since the program is the same
(same binaries) it must be a server related configuration.
Appreciate any comments or suggestions.
Regards,
Eric
I was testing my application on my localhost, when I View Source, I see
the __VIEWSTATE and its only small in size (about 500 bytes).
When I copy this same application over to our IIS server and then run
it, again do a View Source, the __VIEWSTATE balloons to over 200,000
bytes.
This is the exact same program, viewing on the same page of the
program, and it gives two hugely different __VIEWSTATE contents in the
generated HTML. I even navigate the program is the same manner so that
field content is the same.
I understand what the view state does and how it used to pass
information back and forth in order to maintain the content/state of
the controls.
What would/could cause this? I feel that since the program is the same
(same binaries) it must be a server related configuration.
Appreciate any comments or suggestions.
Regards,
Eric