Robert,
Thanks for the heads up on Ben. Although I've never met Ben in person, Ben
has always been a help to me with Tango and Witango over the years.
I've sent him a brief note. Hope all is well with him.
Tom Ferguson
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> From: Robert Garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
1st, Ben Johanson has been working for me for a couple of years now,
and he has worked with me hard on one particular project. Not related,
but he is having some serious digestive issues and isn't doing well,
in the ER at the moment, so if you know him, you may want to wish him
well. I am s
Well if it's just for Googlebot that's not so bad.
HTTP caching with users and browsers is a @#%&'n nightmare.
If your tango code can capture the "If-Modified-Since" date value,
then you could be in business. You just return that value as your Last-
Modified and give a 304 status - and not re
Thanks, Scott,
Yeah, I thought it was going to be complicated ;-/ I actually was looking at
ASP and PHP code to see if I could write something in Witango that would
kind of do the same thing.
I was looking at this from a Googlebot point of view. When Gbot comes, if
the requested page hasn't been
Hey Dude,
Unfortunately HTTP caching takes a lot more consideration than just
globally setting a custom HTTP response header.
When you set a custom header for caching purposes, this process is
entirely dependent on receiving some specific request HTTP header
properties (i.e., If-Modified-
Hi All,
I am a bit confused as to how to implement a caching scheme in which I can
show whether or not a page has been updated or not. This is for a forum that
stores the last update by date. I would like to change the response http to
show the last-modified date if possible. Unfortunately, I am
