I am having issue with cache-control. I have one IIS website with multiple host headers. When you browse site number 1 then cache will be set for this site, when you open browser again and go to 2nd s
In Rails, when serving static files, you get an asset ID that\'s appended to the URL, e.g., <script src=\"/javascripts/application.js?1300371955\" ...
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I have static.serve setup on my local development server, but it seems to cache static files (in my case, css, javascript and images) until I restart the the server. I am not using apache, and I have
YSlow I was testing some of my websites using Yahoo\'s YSlow and noticed the following comment: Specify an expiration at least one week in the future for the following resources
My situation I am currently using Cache Busting when I include CSS files like this: echo \"<link href=\'stylesheet.css?\" . filemtime(\'stylesheet.css\') . \"\' />\"
I have a CSS file dynamically generated by a Spring controller. I set the Cache-Control response header in the handler method but for some reason my FireFox keeps requesting the CSS file when requesti
I am making a call to a REST web service and the mobile app is retrieving the results from its cache and not going to the server.
I just searched the web but could not find a good answer to this: The Google page speed extension for FF told me to cache files on my website (PHP). Therefore I updated my .htaccess (in my beta-area
I am looking at a Caching library that is trying to use the If-Modified-Since header of a request object. The problem is this header never gets set, it is always blank which makes sense to me seeing h
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