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Peter Rilling #1
Can HttpHandler or HttpModule trap image requests?
Can an HttpHandler or HttpModule be invoked on non-ASP.NET pages such as
images or ASP or HTML pages? Can I trap a request for those pages? If not,
how might I trap those requests?
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Dhananjay Modak #2 Re: Can HttpHandler or HttpModule trap image requests?
I think you can:
I guess you have to register the handlers for certain file extensions - e.g.
..gif and the modules see all the requests (URLs) anyway.
Dhananjay
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