Well - here's what we have done for the nonce:
1. For testing purposes, enabled the expires module in Apache and
configured it to set expires headers on images, javascript, css - basically,
anything static that we serve up.
2. On first access to the app, we redirect to a page that ensures
everything we might ever access this way is loaded up so it is cached
locally. These are all either in a div with display none or in a head.
3. We then set a cookie with a long expire so we don't reload the
cache again.
Now when the JS goes to access these things, IE has already loaded them up
in line so it knows not to phone home.
Its a gross hack, but it seems to work. Thanks for all the advice.
As an aside.... how do you put an image into a JS variable? And how do you
get the variables contents rendered as an image in the middle of HTML in,
for example, an iframe?
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Shane McCarron
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