Comments on Adverse conditionals: Storing ASP.NET ViewState in memcached

Sorry, I'm not as easy to contact as I should be.Y...

2008-06-09T19:25:00.000Z

Sorry, I'm not as easy to contact as I should be.

You are free to use/modify/redistribute the code without any restrictions whatsoever. Heck, you can claim it as your own if you're brave. A bit of credit is never turned down though.

You can even roll it into your code space and take it over. In fact, that's probably the only way it will live.

If you want to talk further at all, you can email me at gmail as Philip dot Rieck.

I wonder if there's perhaps some difference in the...

2008-05-30T15:36:00.000Z

I wonder if there's perhaps some difference in the Framework versions we're running which alters the format of teh viewstate element. On my VS 2008 / 3.5 machines the sample works correctly.

I haven't managed to get in contact with Philip Rieck so I can't release modifications to his code. I'll have to write my own code for reading the ViewState in and out at some point.

No the sample on doesn't work. I had to create a d...

2008-05-29T00:13:00.000Z

No the sample on doesn't work. I had to create a different regular expression and it works. For a start there is no = decoded string. I have no idea how the current regex would work

Does the sample project run for you? The counter s...

2008-05-28T15:04:00.000Z

Does the sample project run for you? The counter should increment when you click the button.

Im having a problem reading the viewstate back in....

2008-05-26T09:11:00.000Z

Im having a problem reading the viewstate back in. I think it's the regex. What is __VIEWSTATE=%24filterd%24(?token[^&]*) meant to match? shouldn't it be id="__VIEWSTATE" value="$filter$"