The problem is that I’m trying to keep track of the exact URL a person selects including the request parameter.  That is, I have a URLs that can be played as follows: http://video.peterkellner.net/TestPage.html?src=P1_Intro.wmv http://video.peterkellner.net/TestPage.html?src=P2_BasicRIANoTooling.wmv   I’ve actually got 7 videos that I want people to be able to play.  [...]

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  At http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/523/web-platform-installer-walkthrough/ ) Step 2:  Click Install now  (Can’t find PHP, starting searching the web now)  {Note: 4/14/2009. Turns out I missed an easy step.  See bottom of article for that step} Found this link:  php on the web server choice, but I do see WordPress so I chose to install [...]

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  So, I’ve always incorrectly thought that somehow, the cookie stored in Stefan Schackow, a Microsoft employee who is an expert on all things secure around

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(Microsoft recently sent me two DVD’s (a 32bit and a 64bit).  Since I have a 64bit machine with 4gig of RAM, I figure I should test the 64bit.  So, here we go. The Installation Process If you have ever installed a Microsoft OS before, the steps are basically the same.  Put the disk [...]

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So, I suppose you should just be able to see the fact that Fiddler, or you can do the cheap trip about I’m about to explain. Simply, add a sleep statement to your page_load event (Thread.Sleep(3000);) and run your page.  If you are using

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Recently, we’ve moved our hosting for the IIS7’s web.config file (see below)   <httpHandlers> <remove verb="*" path="*.asmx"/> <add verb="*" path="*.asmx" validate="false" … [...]

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