[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think (and others are free to disagree, of course) that its often
> the case that on "reloading" a web page, all you're after is some
> minor change in the text (ie: html) content. Would it be possible to
> include a reload button which only reloaded the html? Any images
> associated that page are pulled from the cache (if possible) and only
> downloaded if they're not cached (ie: a new image). The only times
> this would mess up a page is if the page owner had updated a graphic
> without changing its name. In that case, you simply press the
> "normal" reload button which would reload all page contents like it
> does now.
I understand your point; in fact, I'm often having a similiar
"problem" when toying around with web page code.
I could do a normal RELOAD (reload by checking whether the page was
updated) and a SHIFT-RELOAD which would refetch the data no matter
what. This should catch the "I don't want the images to refresh"-issue.
Olli
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