No I may not be clear in what I wanted to say. On the user end in the browser cache the pages are cached not on the
server end. So that if a user logs off someone can look into the browser cache and see everything the user looked at.
Michael M Slusarz wrote:
Quoting robert sand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
What does this mean? Even our Apache guy does not know what this means:
"added PHP to the list of static extenstions."
Michael M Slusarz wrote:
Quoting robert sand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is there a way in imp to stop the caching of pages like email
messages and inbox pages? Does imp use the 'Pragma: no-cache' in
the header? If not is there a way I can add that so that the
browser does not cache these pages?
This should be done at the HTTP server level. You probably haven't
added PHP to the list of static extenstions.
Maybe my nomenclature wasn't the best, but what I meant was make sure
that the web server isn't setting future expires headers on .php
documents. And you also should check:
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.session-cache-limiter.php
By default PHP pages aren't cached so if they are being cached, it is
due to something you did to either the webserver or PHP installation.
michael
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