If there is a
<CFHEADER NAME="N1" VALUE="V1" >
with same var-pair as a
<META HTTP-EQUIV="N1" CONTENT="V2">
Which one will take precendence?
The one that appears first in the script,
or the last of the same name?
Does an actual http header cause a meta to
be ignored?
If the <cfheader> version is present can the
<meta> version be deleted?
In short, are <cfheader> tags sufficient unto themselves
without any need for similiarly constructed <meta> tags?
I don't think any particular server/client session would
need both <cfheader> and <meta> for the same response
coding, but I'm thinking that some search engines would be
looking for
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Keywords" NAME="Keywords" CONTENT="">
and ignore
<CFHEADER NAME="Keywords" VALUE="">
This would also be germane to anti-cacheing <head>work.
Pan
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