Ah, that's right, it's HTTP/1.1. I forgot about that.Well, the HTTP 1.1 spec says:Note that HTTP/1.0 caches might not implement Cache-Control and might only implement Pragma: no-cache (see section 14.32). Which causes concern for me. Plus the docs for the Pragma: header state that Pragma: no-cache is exactly equivalent to Cache-Control: no-cache.
> Sounds like it'll work for IE, but that's a minority view. What about the
> vast number of other browsers out there?
The problem for me is that while it's true this is the minority view, statistics show that 80-90% of my site's users are using IE5.5 or IE6. I need to at least be able to toggle this behavior even at the expense of others.
If there is no other plausible workaround that works well with others, can it be a switch? AxForceUseCacheControl or something... which then can control the behavior of AxKit::Apache so that it uses no-pragma by default, but if you so choose to you can override it?
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