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Last Post 05/02/2008 3:27 PM by  AlanChen
PDF Files being corrupted
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Earnie Eng
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01/14/2006 1:33 AM

Ok... look at the last post on this site

http://forums.asp.net/917106/ShowPost.aspx

I changed the cacheRolesInCookie parameter to false in my web.config...

 This seemed to solve my issue!

Ironically, the host for my site that is working for me is currently experiencing connectivity issues, and the server is down... so I can't compare settings.

Thanks all who participated in the troubleshooting process!

And thanks, Peter, for a great product, still.

I hope your next release of DMX will be stable for DNN4 w/o any troubleshooting!

Peter Donker
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01/15/2006 7:24 PM
OK, Earnie, great. Thanks for the info. I'm not yet sure how my code is affected by this setting, though.
Tom Graham
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04/12/2006 2:27 PM

I am running DNN 4.02 (NO AD) and DMX 3.02.01 and I am experiencing the PDF corruption issue also. Has a solution for this problem been found?

Thanks,

Tom Graham

tgraham2@woh.rr.com

 

Earnie Eng
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04/12/2006 6:54 PM
Posted By tgraham2 on 04/12/2006 14:27:38

I am running DNN 4.02 (NO AD) and DMX 3.02.01 and I am experiencing the PDF corruption issue also. Has a solution for this problem been found?

Thanks,

Tom Graham

tgraham2@woh.rr.com

 



Look for a paramenter in your web.config file called "cacheRolesInCookie"

Change that setting to False.

See this forum for more info: http://forums.asp.net/917106/ShowPost.aspx


Tom Graham
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04/12/2006 10:30 PM

Thanks. That did the trick.

Tom

 

Peter Donker
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04/13/2006 12:50 PM
I've identified one issue in the code that might be of influence. In the upcoming 3.4 this should be corrected.
Peter
Tom Graham
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04/13/2006 1:45 PM
Great. Thanks for the follow-up
AlanChen
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05/02/2008 3:27 PM
Hi,
 

If the files still got corrupted, you can try a utility called Advanced PDF Repair to repair the PDF file. It works rather well for my corrupt PDF files.  

Just post to hope this will help.

 

Alan
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