I do not know the answer to your question for certain, but perhaps it has to do with the Cache-Control HTTP header. This header has a directive called "no-cache" which allows caching but requires that the cached copy be revalidated each time.
To test this, try changing the image source (on your server) and request the page again. If Netscape fetches the fresh resource, this might be it. If you see the same image as before, then there is definitely a problem somewhere. Sometimes caches are used in this way to cut down on traffic without avoiding interaction with the origin server. Basically, the origin servers gets final say so to speak as to whether the cached copy is still valid, rather than the cache deciding on its own. This is extremely common in practice. Maybe that provides a possible explanation. Chris Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote: > When using the View|Page Info Menu item I get a nice tabbed window > showing information for the page I just loaded. Clicking the Media tab > shows what contents the page needed and importantly whether the > contents are cached or not. > > If I load .php pages I am developing off a local server > (http://192.168... not accessible from the internet) I see that in the > Media tab the "Source" for the gif/jpeg's on my page is listed as > "(not cached)" ... but if I look in the cache folder the files are > there ... > > I only see this problem with my local .php pages. I do not have the > problem with IE. I do not see this problem if I access .php files on > the public Internet. > > Does N7 have a problem caching files from private (192.168...) networks? > > Or is N7 really caching the files and there is a problem with the > Media (Page Info Tab) in that is incorrectly stating that media has > not been cached when it has? > > Is this a setting in PHP, N7, or Apache I need to change? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
