I am in the process of investigating whether it is possible to prevent mobile Safari from caching certain file. I went through a few posts about controlling caches in SO (e.g. meta tag, HTTP headers),
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I have a small problem with rendering a img tag with an associated with a class. I\'ve recreated the issue with a simple html page.
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I am working on a Google Maps-like scrolling/panning system. The system is supposed to be a lot simpler than the \"original\" (no zooming) and as such is built in a quite straight forward fashion:
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