That worked great. I'd been scrtching my head as to why I didn't get in image. Luckily I didn't spend al day on it.

Thanks a bunch!

Tyson

FYI for anyone needing a solution to this that decided to keep using IG controls.  I took someone elses idea from another control set and used this... now it works on integrated mode ASP.Net 4. I copied a few tags above the actual code needed (handlers) to show you where I put it in my web.config file.

<system.webServer>
    <modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true">
    </modules>
    <validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false" />
    <handlers>
      <remove name="IGCaptcha"/>
      <add name="IGCaptcha"
        preCondition="integratedMode"
        verb="GET,HEAD" path="WebCaptchaImage.axd"
        type="Infragistics.Web.UI.EditorControls.CaptchaImageHandler"/>
    </handlers>

Anyone ever help with this? CLR4 Integrated Mode?  My captcha doesnt show the image either and I cannot change the application pool or my whole site doesnt work.

I saw other people using some <validation> tag in the config file to make things work for other captcha controls.  Is there a workaround like this for the Infragistics captcha?

Just wondering why no one has posted anything.  I figured I should use the controls we paid for to develop a website.  First control I use is the Captcha for .Net 4 but apparently it doesn't work for .Net 4.  So now am I stuck trying to flush my project of all infragistics references and using some other control like recaptcha?

My point is this... if there are so many free options out there and myself as well as others are paying for an option, do you not think it should work better and also have more information posted on the forums?

If this isn't resolved and I have to go to a free control, then I think it would be time to just use the .Net controls that come with Visual Studio.  Less headaches, more info online.

Hi there, I need my application to run in integrated mode. How come webcapcha can't run in this mode with CRL4? Any suggestions or workarounds please?

Thanks,

Jamie Attwood

Hi Lyuba,

You have just saved me hours of works trying to figure out what’s gone wrong and you are right; it was the Application pool configuration. I set it to “Classic .NET AppPool” and problem resolved.

Thanks Lyuba.

Regards,

Ken Phan

(K&K Technologys Sdn Bhd)