Upload File : Getting internet explorer can not display a web page

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Hi,
I am using the file upload control in my ASP .NET application. If the file size is less around 2MB then it is getting uploaded succesfully. If the file size is more than 3MB then upload is failing with the belos issues:
1. After exactly 1 hour getting the error saying "Internet explorer can not display webpage". I have tried with the option of Maxrequestlienght and httpruntime in web.config but issue did not resolved.
2. SQL time out error is also coming (Using SQL Server 2008)

Can anyone suggest how to solve the internet explorer error please ?

Posted 1-May-12 21:48pm

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deepakaitr12345 10-May-12 9:05am

Hi @Member 8180866try this in your web config file.

may be possible your page size unhandled in the http envoirment.

<add key="aspnet:MaxHttpCollectionKeys" value="9999">

Few things i want to know1)Where you are saving the document.

2)It's a Batch processing or simple uploading.

3)what is the size of the drive you are saving the documents,is it the shared drive.

Please Try the above patch,if it is not solved please let me know

Hope it will help you Thanks

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