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OutPutCaching Issue

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Daniel Garcia - 02 Dec 2004 20:23 GMT
My output doesn't seem to work on my Live site but it does work on my local
computer and my dev site.  What could be configured different on my live that
causes output caching to be ignored.  It seems as if my application is
restarting itself everytime and thats why output caching is being ignored. I
know this b/c I have a stored procedure run on my global file and is being
called on every click on the page. Global.aspx file should only be called at
the start of the application. Any ideas why this would happen?
Daniel Garcia - 02 Dec 2004 21:23 GMT
I found what is was. Is that I overrode the GetVaryByCustomString function so
I kept going to the global.asax file  that way. I don't understand however,
why when I put breakpoints on it in my local or dev sites it never went to
it. I assume it is going to it when is live though. If you know why this
happens, I would love to know just for educational purposes.

> My output doesn't seem to work on my Live site but it does work on my local
> computer and my dev site.  What could be configured different on my live that
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> called on every click on the page. Global.aspx file should only be called at
> the start of the application. Any ideas why this would happen?

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