> Just tried that. I think this is correct.
>
> Still the same problem. Gif does not want to update.
Sorry, that was in response to Matthew's simpler page caching question... :)
>From memory, you can apply the same headers to images that you can pages, so
it would simply* be a matter of adding the same header to the image.
* Of course, I haven't had the need to do it, so I'm not sure how 'simply'.
Hey - if online advertisers can add cookies to their images, surely it can't
be too hard to do it! :) Perhaps someone else can provide further insight -
I'd love to hear it too.
Your other option is to generate a random temporary filename on each page -
seeing that you're doing it in Perl, that wouldn't be so hard...
> Using Netscrape.
The latest Mozilla nightlies have been good... Nice and quick scrolling,
which has been an annoyance in X for a while. Lots of new speedups added and
debugging code killed. Yum.
- Jeff
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