HttpModule For Controlling Custom Headers

In a triumphant return after about three months of not blogging, Barry “idunno.org” Dorrans has published an HttpModule for modifying custom HTTP headers in response to a throw away comment by Scott Hanselman in his post on P3P requests.

The nice thing about Barry’s module is that it is much widely general and applicable than just for P3P headers.

This is a configurable HttpModule, allowing you to use web.config to specify what headers and values you wish added to requests.

So if you need tight control over your HTTP headers, this is the module for you.

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Requesting Gravatar... vern Aug 01, 2006 5:51 PM
# re: HttpModule For Controlling Custom Headers
Hey, curious; how'd you get the XFN data in there for Barry and Scott? Manually?
Requesting Gravatar... Braden Aug 01, 2006 6:07 PM
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Requesting Gravatar... Haacked Aug 01, 2006 10:51 PM
# re: HttpModule For Controlling Custom Headers
Vern, I manually add the rel="" part of the XFN microformat. I then use the XFN Highlighter script I wrote to highlight them.

http://haacked.com/archive/2006/04/05/MakingMicroformatsMoreVisibleAnnouncingTheXFNHighlighterScript.aspx

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