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    Ahmed Galal
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    why everytime am trying to use the File Field control to browse to large file, like 10 MB and doing a post back after it, it throws me to page "The page cannot be displayed",and no break point will be reached for this post back event, can anyone explain ? thanx

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      why everytime am trying to use the File Field control to browse to large file, like 10 MB and doing a post back after it, it throws me to page "The page cannot be displayed",and no break point will be reached for this post back event, can anyone explain ? thanx

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      Abuhijleh
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      no break point is hit cause simply the request is denied by the IIS cause it exceeded the maxmimum allowable size httpRequest. put the following section in the application web.config inside the this will increase the maximum allowable request

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        why everytime am trying to use the File Field control to browse to large file, like 10 MB and doing a post back after it, it throws me to page "The page cannot be displayed",and no break point will be reached for this post back event, can anyone explain ? thanx

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        gnjunge
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        Hard to say without more info. Did the upload work at least? Maybe you did a redirect to a non existent page after the upload. Maybe you get a timeout (but then the error would be different, unless you defined your own error page, which is again not found). Gidon

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        • A Abuhijleh

          no break point is hit cause simply the request is denied by the IIS cause it exceeded the maxmimum allowable size httpRequest. put the following section in the application web.config inside the this will increase the maximum allowable request

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          Ahmed Galal
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          yea, i think u r right but i can't find that attribute in the webconfig file, could u please type the exact name ? thanx for help.

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            no break point is hit cause simply the request is denied by the IIS cause it exceeded the maxmimum allowable size httpRequest. put the following section in the application web.config inside the this will increase the maximum allowable request

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