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POASP.NET MVC pages aren't served over 3G or certain proxy servers
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copied!<p>We've just pushed out a new ASP.NET MVC based web-app that works fine on all desktop connections, and all mobile devices such as iPhone, etc. However, when certain pages are viewed over a 3G connection (either via a 3G dongle on a laptop, or directly on a mobile device), a blank, white page is served with no content of any kind. It appears as if we've returned an empty request.</p> <p>On certain proxied networks, we're getting a similar issue whereby they say our request size is too large. This sort of makes sense, as it only affects certain pages, and I would assume the mobile network providers operate all manner of proxy servers on their side.</p> <p>However, I've not been able to find any information on what would constitute a request that was too large. I've profiled one of the pages in question, here are some of the stats I thought might be relevant:</p> <blockquote> <p><strong>HTML content size:</strong> 33.04KB compressed, 50.65KB uncompressed<br /> <strong>Total size of all stylesheets (4 files):</strong> 32.39KB compressed, 181.65KB uncompressed<br /> <strong>Total size of all external JS (24 files):</strong> 227.82KB compressed, 851.46KB uncompressed<br /></p> </blockquote> <p>To me, the compressed size of the content is not excessive, but perhaps I'm wrong. Can anyone advise on what I can do to solve this problem, as I've had a really hard time finding any definitive information on this.</p>

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