If you set Response.BufferOutput= true; you will likely need to call
Response.Flush(); at some stage.
If the page is just serving images, there should not be any reason for
setting Response.BufferOutput= true.

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Eliyahu Goldin,
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> This is kind of silly, but I just cannot figure out why:
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> Bjorn
Bjorn Sagbakken - 13 Nov 2007 20:22 GMT
> If you set Response.BufferOutput= true; you will likely need to call
> Response.Flush(); at some stage.
>
> If the page is just serving images, there should not be any reason for
> setting Response.BufferOutput= true.
Well, I removed the Response.BufferOutput=true
and still the result is the same: in debug mode this works, but not when
running on the published folder.
Bjorn