Hallöchen!
So far, I've used only the "last-modified" function for conditional
view processing, which worked nicely.
Now, I have a view which may switch between certain states, which
makes "last-modified" less useful. I implemented an ETags function
for the "conditional" decorator but it didn't help at all: Opera
nevers sends "IF-NONE-MATCH", and Firefox sends only the
"IF-NONE-MATCH" of the most recent version of the page, which is no
more useful than "last-modified" alone.
Do I have to switch on further header tags in oder to trigger useful
browser behaviour in this case? Or should it be enough to set the
ETag function in @conditional(...)?
At the moment, I wonder why one wants to use ETags at all ...
Tschö,
Torsten.
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