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For anyone not versed in ASP.NET, that's incomprehensible. I think what it's saying is that in ASP.NET, it's possible for the code responsible for rendering a
by regularfry 17y ago
For anyone not versed in ASP.NET, that's incomprehensible.
I think what it's saying is that in ASP.NET, it's possible for the code responsible for rendering a section of the UI to directly cause an HTTP response to be issued.
Assuming I'm correct, and leaving aside the statement that it's a bad idea to do this, I've got to say WTF, ASP.NET? Why is this possible?
- Flow 17y agoWhat you say is how I understood it too. I am doing Asp.Net WebForms development full-time since a couple years back. I think User Controls should be denied access to the query string too.