PageMethod Code Caching

Hi,

When I change the code of my pagemethod, I have to run IISRESET for the new code to take affect.
If I don't, then the old code is still executed. Building the page or the project doesn't help either.

Any ideas?

Are you sure it's not just caching the js proxy in your browser?

Yes, I'm sure.

I did some more testing. Seems that building the whole project again is actually enough to get the new code to be excuted. (so iisreset not required). But building the page on itself is not enough.

Interesting. i would've expected <compilation debug='true' /> to be enough to force the rebuild per change. I wonder if there's some level of page caching set up in the machine.config?

hello,I am experiencing the same problem.

http://forums.asp.net/thread/1668850.aspx

don't give up on this!

PageRequestManagerParserErrorException caused by Response diddling?

I am porting an old app that downloads a csv file by writing into Response.OutputStream when a button is pushed on the form. The button is contained in an asp:Panel that can be made visible or not, so the Panel needs to be contained in the UpdatePanel.

If the asp:Panel and button are in an update panel, I get PageRequestManagerParserErrorException. If the panel and button are NOT in an UpdatePanel, the download works okay, but of course, I lose the ability to show/hide the asp:Panel.

My question is--is there a way to have a button in an UpdatePanel, but tell it NOT to participate in partial page rendering?

Or is there a better way to do the download??

Thanks,

R.L.

Hi Rlparker,

If you want a button not to participate in partialrendering then you have to make sure that you the button as a postback trigger. This will make sure that the button will act normally as a normal button event. See:

http://ajax.asp.net/docs/mref/T_System_Web_UI_PostBackTrigger.aspx

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Sorry

"you have to make sure that you the button as a postback trigger"

you have to make sure that you define the button as a postback trigger

Regards,

Thanks!!

R.L.