Re: setting If-Modified-Since programmatically
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
If it's an ASP.NET page, you might be able to play with Response.AddHeader -
though I'm not sure if IIS will overwrite the value. If IIS does overwrite
the value OR you want to control the last-modified for an non-aspx.net file,
you're likely stuck with having to write an ISAPI filter. With IIS 7, you'll
be able to write those in .NET (yay).
Karl,
Thank you! I have been a windows developer for many moons now. I have
tabled in web programming, but.. Well, it is a very different world;)
Question: now do I confirm the code is working? Here is what I have
and I am not seeing anything different in the generated HTML:
FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(this.Request.PhysicalPath);
this.Response.AddHeader("If-Modified-Since",
fi.LastWriteTimeUtc.ToString("r"));
Sam
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