Hi Bill, I�m returning and I�ll test your suggestion. Due to time problems I did the hard solution, creating in the application a back function where the link was build with a CSP token, using the same request parameters.
Thanks for All. "Bill McCormick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu na mensagem news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > We switched to HTTP 1.1 headers in this time frame and also made the > change Peter references below. There is an Expires property of the > %response object you can set to allow the pages to be cached on the > browser. > > Peter Cooper wrote: > > Carlos > > > > I wonder if it's the settings in the HTTP headers that have changed > > between Cache versions > > > > from memory Dev added these headers at some point > > > > On Cache 5.0.4 they are > > EXPIRES: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:04:19 GMT > > PRAGMA: no-cache > > > > ie the EXPIRES is set always before the current date/time > > > > have a look at the headers with TCPtrace > > www.pocketsoap.com > > > > try it on the two different versions and see what is being sent by > > Cache > > > > I assume that you are using exactly the same browser to test the > > different versions > > > > > > Peter > >
