Micha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew M. Bishop):
> > Any URL that looks like
> > http://kwiki.org/index.cgi?!action=edit&page_id=SandBox!POST:BJdjCGSpGT6m1qQmYlto9g.40ffde34
> > is a request for the page
> > http://kwiki.org/index.cgi?action=edit&page_id=SandBox
> > with a particular set of form parameters sent in the request using the
> > POST method. Unlike the GET method of sending form parameters the URL
> > does not change when using POST, so WWWOFFLE creates a fake URL so
> > that the results can all be stored.
> You may have found reasons to implement it, but as long as i only
> work with content management systems, I see no use in caching POST
> actions.
If the results of the POST request are not cached then it is not
possible to send any POST requests when you are offline. Since
WWWOFFLE is designed for offline use this is an important feature and
POST requests must be cached.
> How can i disable caching of _any_ POST action for any site ? What
> dangers could there be ?
You cannot unless you modify the WWWOFFLE source code yourself to do
this.
--
Andrew.
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http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/
WWWOFFLE users page:
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