You need to check if code in your ASPX page is setting HTTP requests headers such that content expires?
Also check if the SWF path is static instead of a different or unique URL everytime it loads... Make sure, you are not appending any random string to SWF path... -abdul On 5/5/07, wpding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have embedded a flash into a asp.net page, and i want the flash to be cached by browsers. But the the flash embedded in the aspx Page will not be cached.So the flash will be reloaded everytime your revisit the page.And if i embed the flash into a html file ,there is no such probems. it seems that when the page are generated dynamically , the flash will not be cached. Does anyone know the reason and a solution. I also found that the page http://www.flex.org/blogs/ ,which is generated dynamically, has embedded a flash. And the flash will be cached. Then i digged out that the page will first embed a iframe ,which cotains the flash. Since the iframe is html file ,the flash will be cached. I am not sure if this is the only solution for the cache problem. Is there better solution? Thanks.
