At 02:22 3/12/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>On Tuesday, 12. March 2002 01:17, Dave Brooks, BCS Systems wrote:
> > The cache will need to be refreshed if any of these variables change. Now
> > how does one do this...?
> >
> >
> > Dave
> >
> > At 17:16 11/03/2002 -0500, Kip Hampton wrote:
> > >Now that i think about it... are the request/server/environment vars
> > >something that folks will want, in general, to be available to their
> > >stylesheets? If so, and I get enough "+1"s here, I'd be willing to ram
> > >out and CPAN a Plugin that does all that stuff...
>
>I'd give it a -1. I already have a Plugin for choosing arbitrary expressions
>as stylesheet parameters, and it even allows you to specify if that parameter
>affects caching or not.
Caching is of course an issue, but for instance the HTTP_USER_AGENT, will most
likely be used for 'if (Mozilla) { } elseif(IE) { } elseif(Opera) {}' kinda
logic.
So, would specifically for the user agent, wouldn't you want a javascript
approach,
where it would be split into:
appname
appversion
This would automatically group a lot of browsers and give you 4/5
(depending on your
layout requirements) cacheable files.
Best regards,
Melvyn Sopacua
WebMaster IDG.nl
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