I'm using URL Rewrite as part of a reverse proxy. I can get everything working fine for 99% of my use cases, but a small number of requests don't work right because URL Rewrite isn't being applied to the entire response. Specifically, any responses that contain AJAX as part of javascript don't work because some of the AJAX code (that I cannot control and do not have the source for) use hardlinks in the javascript code itself, so the content that is generated on the fly doesn't work.

I notice in URL Rewrite that you can change the tag filters. Has anyone found a way to simply make URL rewrite do the whole response block, regardless of tags/etc? Simply unchecking all the filter options (or checking all the filter options) doesn't work. I also tried manually removing the filterByTags property in the web.config file -- that doesn't work either

Thanks

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After some more investigation, the problem appears to be inside AXD files that are requested by the page. I'm not sure where to go from here, I need to rewrite whatever is in those files because the server that is creating/serving them is not publicly accessible (and must be hit through the reverse proxy.) – debracey Nov 15 '11 at 19:19
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