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]]> By: Nathanael Jones http://nathanaeljones.com/162/server-side-image-resizing-module-for-asp-net-asp-phpiis-3/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Nathanael Jones Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:35:41 +0000 http://66.29.219.39/?p=162#comment-135 Are you resizing via the querystring, or using the class interface? You'll have to change the URL in some way to get the browser to reload it... If you add &refresh=10 it won't confuse the resizer - extra querystring data is ignored. You should also probably set ImageResizerClientCacheMinutes to 0, so that the next time the page is loaded, the image will be requested again. Are you resizing via the querystring, or using the class interface? You’ll have to change the URL in some way to get the browser to reload it… If you add &refresh=10 it won’t confuse the resizer – extra querystring data is ignored.

You should also probably set ImageResizerClientCacheMinutes to 0, so that the next time the page is loaded, the image will be requested again.

]]> By: Robert Gilman http://nathanaeljones.com/162/server-side-image-resizing-module-for-asp-net-asp-phpiis-3/comment-page-1/#comment-133 Robert Gilman Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:40:47 +0000 http://66.29.219.39/?p=162#comment-133 Hi Nathanael, nice job on this component! I just started testing with the trial version to see if your product solves the issues we're experiencing. We're developing an asp.net site (real estate related) that provides users the ability to upload listing photos. Our site makes extensive use of the updatepanel, the challenge we're facing is that after using a upload image form and returning to the listing page the image doesn't reflect the updated image (when a user uploads a different image), we have a refresh button on the listing page but setting the same img src string doesn't work. If we add querystring versioning or filename versioning we don't have the problem, but that defects some of the benefits of your component. Do you have any recommendations / best practices / words of wisdom... I have a sample solution that demonstrates the issue if you're interested. Thanks, -bob Hi Nathanael, nice job on this component! I just started testing with the trial version to see if your product solves the issues we’re experiencing. We’re developing an asp.net site (real estate related) that provides users the ability to upload listing photos. Our site makes extensive use of the updatepanel, the challenge we’re facing is that after using a upload image form and returning to the listing page the image doesn’t reflect the updated image (when a user uploads a different image), we have a refresh button on the listing page but setting the same img src string doesn’t work. If we add querystring versioning or filename versioning we don’t have the problem, but that defects some of the benefits of your component. Do you have any recommendations / best practices / words of wisdom… I have a sample solution that demonstrates the issue if you’re interested.
Thanks,
-bob

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