cancel POST request

[Pavel Dvorkin]

Hi All,

I have next problem.

A page contains HtmlInputFile. User tries to upload file. File size is
too large, so I can't allow this request.

Now I have DNS error accoeding to MSDN

When uploading large files, use the maxRequestLength attribute of the
<httpRuntime> element to increase the maximum allowable file size. A DNS
error is generated in the browser when the file exceeds the specified size.

I want simply intercept this situation and redirect user to a special
error page, no more. In other words, I want to cancel this POST request
and force IIS to do a GET request to a special aspx page.

But I couldn't. I get only event BeginRequest in global.asax.vb. I tried
to user Redirect, RewritePath but without success. As for Page_Init,
Page_Load - I even do not got them.

How can I do it ?

[Patrice]

Double check the call stack but If I remember this exception is triggered
before your own code runs... If yes, the simplest solution could be to test
the content length in your global error handler to suggest the user to try
again with a smaller file...

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Patrice

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Hi All,

I have next problem.

A page contains HtmlInputFile. User tries to upload file. File size is too
large, so I can't allow this request.

Now I have DNS error accoeding to MSDN

When uploading large files, use the maxRequestLength attribute of the
<httpRuntime> element to increase the maximum allowable file size. A DNS
error is generated in the browser when the file exceeds the specified
size.

I want simply intercept this situation and redirect user to a special
error page, no more. In other words, I want to cancel this POST request
and force IIS to do a GET request to a special aspx page.

But I couldn't. I get only event BeginRequest in global.asax.vb. I tried
to user Redirect, RewritePath but without success. As for Page_Init,
Page_Load - I even do not got them.

How can I do it ?

[Pavel Dvorkin]

Patrice wrote:

Double check the call stack but If I remember this exception is triggered
before your own code runs... If yes, the simplest solution could be to test
the content length in your global error handler to suggest the user to try
again with a smaller file...

At Application_Error ? Unfortunately, it doesnt' occur at this case. And
I have no exception. I simpy have a browser winodw with

The page cannot be displayed

[Pavel Dvorkin]

Patrice wrote:

Double check the call stack but If I remember this exception is triggered
before your own code runs... If yes, the simplest solution could be to test
the content length in your global error handler to suggest the user to try
again with a smaller file...

At Application_Error ? Unfortunately, it doesn't occur at this case. And
I have no exception. I simpy have a browser window with

The page cannot be displayed