I want to my browser not to store cache, when I update the content of my server I always have the first version of a document.
I\'ve hit a wall.My scenario simply doesn\'t make sense.I\'m using the jquery address pluglin Here is my issue:
Consider the following CSS: .my_class { background-image: url(/images/sprites.png); } Sometimes I change sprites.png by adding new sprites to it, so I don\'t want the browser to cache it.
I\'m using Firefox to view my applets, but when I make changes it\'s still the old version that Firefox is displaying.The only way I can change the version Firefox is showing me is by changing the nam
I have a Date Input text box generated by jquery Date Picker which is only meant to display dates from the current date.
I have a website that I host with PHPFog. PHPFog, for those who don\'t know, makes it very easy to deploy an app to multiple application servers with a simple git-push. I would love it if there was so
I have couple of JSP pages in my application with couple of \"input\" tags of type \"text\" What I observed is, in Chrome, if the text field is in a \"form\" tag and if there is a form submission an
What to do here? I have a huge list of files that Google Speed Page said to \"Leverage Browser Caching\".. but I don\'t know how? Do I mess or change the Apache config file (below) or do I put somethi
Apache is sending Cache-Control headers for 3## status codes, like 302 redirects. This is causing Firefox (possibly starting with Firefox 5) to cache the 302 redirects--which results in an infinite re
We recently moved to jQuery 1.6 and ran into the attr() versus prop() back-compat issue. During the first few hours after the change was deployed everything was fine, then it started breaking for peop
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