From: Rick D. <ri...@de...> - 2004-09-22 12:10:20
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On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 21:23 -0700, Sean Walker wrote: > Tom Vanderpool wrote: > One of the issues is that MH has it's own web server that instructs the=20 > browser how long to keep the files in cache. The files that the TV code=20 > use are cached files, not considered dynamic by the server. This sends=20 > out a future expiration date and causes the browsers to not attempt to=20 > reload them for some time. This is quite a mystical thing as it is=20 > difficult to find out why a file is not being reloaded unless you know=20 > both the browser and the server. Kind of a pain in the butt, but I deal=20 > with this stuff all the time. :) >=20 Some time ago, I had similar problems (I think that it was the daily comics) and there was a thread about that. I did some experimentation, and helped Bruce put code in which handled caching differently by putting proper Last-Modified headers in the HTTP responses and properly handling the If-Modified-Since header in the HTTP requests. This was back in late March, so it SHOULD be in versions since around then. |