Hi all, We've recently released a significantly sized new web site coded entirely in PHP. One of the things done on the site is to link to various sections of it as follows:
http://www.domain.com/?m=orders http://www.domain.com/?f=index As you can see we're neglecting to include the index.php in the link. Now this actually works perfectly (as it should) and the pages are displayed as you'd expect, however one thing we're finding is that it appears some browser just don't cache any of the page data. The images, html etc seems to be called back from the server each time. This is part speculation on my behalf of just watching the page load, sometimes it doesn't seem to do it, othertimes it does. It's very hard to explain but I'm throwing it out here incase anyone has any ideas? I've not done anything special with the headers, there's no gzip compression or anything. I'm just wondering in the back of my mind if the data on a page with a URL such as that simply doesn't get cached? Feel free to test it out for yourselves on the live site: http://www.thegamecreators.com - I do apologise in advance for Mozilla users, we tested it heavily with Mozilla 1.4 on Windows but have had reports that in newer versions the menu breaks out of the page. In Opera7, IE and Moz 1.4 it should work as designed. Cheers, Rich -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
