Or you could just tell me what you need and I can add it :)
I'm especially interested in making caching/anything to do with AssetService
better.
Can you elaborate more on what these post/pre check parameters are for and
which browsers/content types they apply to?
On 8/25/06, Josh Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using tapestry with ajax and a significant amount of images and
only in this light in IE has a caching bug cropped up.
What's the most approrpiate place to set a header of
Cache-Control: post-check=900,pre-check=3600
in tapestry for images? Is it conceivable that the asset service could
be usefully changed from outside? Would I just add it to the headers
of my otherwise very dynamic pages? Heck, from where is it in even
safe to issue a httpservletresponse.setHeader? prepareForRender ? Are
there better ways of doing this (namely telling iE to cache all my
images even if theyre inserted via ajax? )
Thanks,
Josh
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