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Asked: 2026-05-12T22:10:10+00:00

is there any way to find if a particular request is for JS or

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is there any way to find if a particular request is for JS or CSS in httphandler

to improve the performance of my website i was using HttpCompress from Code Project
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/httpcompression.aspx?msg=2544100

but since it is combining all the js it is breaking my javascript in many places…so i want to write a httphandler so that iwould be able to serve the js and css compressed.( i have already minified them using YUICompressor). i know this will cause multiple http request but in my case i have a deadline and so dont want combining of javascripts and css.

so any approach to do so???????

also i have seen in the source codes of compression module that they check if the file is already on the browser and send a 304 Not Modified response header but it is a little confusing to me so can anyone break it down as to how to proceed if i want to do the same….

i do not want whole answer just simple pointers would do…

thanks a lot

P.S i am on shared hosting and do not have access to IIS

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  1. Editorial Team

    In the example config file for HttpCompress they give two options for excluding files from being compressed: Exclusion by MIME type and Exclusion by path.

    The following config file presumes that your server is serving javascript as text/javascript (something you should double check before setting). 

    <DCWeb>
<HttpCompress  compressionType="GZip">

  <IncludedMimeTypes>
    <add mime="text/html" />
  </IncludedMimeTypes>


  <ExcludedMimeTypes>
    <add mime="text/javascript" />
  </ExcludedMimeTypes>

   <ExcludedPaths>
     <add path="~/PathToYourJavascriptFiles/" />
   </ExcludedPaths>

  </HttpCompress>
 </DCWeb>
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