Hi Greg,
I mistakenly posted to this list first, when I should have posted to
the sdk list.
The client is not performing a conditional GET request based on
examinations of the outgoing requests (from within the client).
The server is detecting date changes and sending the correct date
(ba
Adam Thorsen wrote:
Load a page that includes a javascript file into a webview.
Now change the javascript file and reload the contents of the webview.
Any changes made to the javascript file will not be evident.
Basic questions:
Is the client performing a conditional GET request?
Is the se
Jeff,
The test case is this:
Create an html page that requires a javascript file. Ensure that the
javascript file has not been modified for at least an hour.
Load a page that includes a javascript file into a webview.
Now change the javascript file and reload the contents of the webview.
Any
If that's true, it sounds like a WebKit bug. Do you have a test case?
Also, just noticing the mailing list we're on. WebKit developers and
others familiar with WebKit development tend to hang out on the
webkitsdk-dev list, so you might have better luck with your question
there.
-Jeff
On
Jeff,
Thanks for the response. These techniques do not appear to affect how
WebKit caches javascript resources.
This is what I tried:
WebPreferences *prefs = [webView preferences];
[prefs setUsesPageCache:NO];
and
WebPreferences *prefs = [webView preferences];
[prefs setPr
Adam,
I think that -[WebPreferences setUsesPageCache:] should work. -
[WebPreferences setPrivateBrowsingEnabled:] will also have this
effect, though it may be more than you want.
-Jeff
On Apr 10, 2009, at 11:27 AM, Adam Thorsen wrote:
I would like to prevent a WebKit WebView from caching
I would like to prevent a WebKit WebView from caching certain
content. I've attempted to prevent this using several approaches,
including:
1. Overriding the NSURLCache cachedResponseForRequest and
cachedResponse forRequest methods
2. Handling -(NSURLRequest *)webView:(WebView *)sender r
