requests needed to display a page. Just flush you browser cache, turn it on
recording mode, and browse to the page in question. It should give you a
list of everything that happened between the browser and the server. Then
do it again, and you can compare the results and see how much client-side
caching changed things.
barneyb
-----Original Message-----
From: James Milks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 10:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Verbose account of files transfered with an HTTP request
Hi all,
I have a need to display to a client exactly what is being transferred
with a given HTTP request. This is being done to evaluate and explain
caching.
So, for example, if a page has 10 images, I would like to find a piece of
software that creates a sort of summary of the request, and lists the
elements that were transfered (each image, etc). Does anyone know if
something exists or how one would create such a beast?
Also, I want to make absolutely sure that the browser is not caching
anything. To address this, I have used the CFHEADER tag with the Expires,
Pragma and Cache-Control values. Is this enough? Am i missing something? I
want to ensure that the same image is sent down with every page request and
not cached, without changing settings on the browser.
Any info appreciated.
JM
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