That's what I thought but when testing if I supply a Content-Length (of any kind) then reloads take considerably longer (~6x as long) as if I don't specify any Content-Length header. I'd expect better page reload times if all images had their size defined. Not sure why it'd be so much slower with more precise information in the headers.I'm using PHP to dynamically serve images and am using compression on the output. For GET I know that I should make the Content-Length header the size of the compressed data. For HEAD requests do I do the same or do I provide the uncompressed Content-Length? Thanks.HEAD responses should be identical to GET responses without the content body.
-- Michael McGlothlin Southwest Plumbing Supply
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