Chris Shiflett wrote:
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.
I did as you suggested and hit the
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
I did as you suggested and hit the refresh button on N7. The .gif did
*not* display. I guess that is the proper behaviour?
Hmmm. Only if the image referenced in the HTML did not exist. It should
have simply fetched the fresh resource (image).
I know the
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[PHP] N7: Media (Page Info Tab) contents not cached bug?
Jean-Christian Imbeault
Re: [PHP] N7: Media (Page Info Tab) contents not cached bug?
Chris Shiflett
Re: [PHP] N7: Media (Page Info Tab) contents not cached bug?
Jean-Christian Imbeault
Re: [PHP] N7: Me
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
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