Re: Backtracking and Safari

2008-06-06 Thread Michael DeMan
Hi, Ironically, I just bumped into some back tracking issues as well. Setting the appropriate headers in the response, plus adding the little iFrame per the apple FAQ works great for session based pages where a form has been submitted, and such, but does not work at all for direct actions

Re: Backtracking and Safari

2008-06-06 Thread Joe Moreno
Chuck, When I start wondering if Safari is caching a page or if it's my own bug I add something useless to the end of the URL (i.e. either server side or client side via JavaScript). Usually, I'll just tag on a key/ value pair such as ?t=1212726377311 which is simply the time. To Safari,

Backtracking and Safari

2008-06-03 Thread Chuck Hill
Hi, Safari, at least as of version 3.1.1 (5525.20) does not seem to respect the headers that control local page caching. The Safari FAQ claims to show how to do this: http://developer.apple.com/internet/safari/faq.html#anchor5 Returning last-modified = ("Wed, 04-Jun-2008 00:10:53 GMT"); ca