Andrew M. Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this option sound useful? It would be fairly simple to add.
As an option it sound very usefull. But only optionally of course:
[<URL-SPEC>] request-with-cookies-always = yes | no
However it would be very useful if only text/html MIME type was affected
by this, not the image/* application/x-javascript or text/css files on
the same host.
BTW I have wwwoffle set up this way in online mode:
OnlineOptions
{
<http://*/*.pdf> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.pdf> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.pdf> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.pdf> request-no-cache = no
<http://*/*.css> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.css> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.css> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.css> request-no-cache = no
<http://*/*.js> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.js> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.js> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.js> request-no-cache = no
<http://*/*.png> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.png> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.png> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.png> request-no-cache = no
<http://*/*.gif> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.gif> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.gif> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.gif> request-no-cache = no
<http://*/*.jpeg> request-changed = -1
<http://*/*.jpeg> request-changed-once = yes
<http://*/*.jpeg> request-expired = no
<http://*/*.jpeg> request-no-cache = no
request-changed = 0
request-changed-once = no
request-expired = yes
request-no-cache = yes
}
I use wwwoffle mostly to have copies of pages in case they dissapear and
to have copies which I can browse while travelling with laptop and no
internet. So I want to always refresh HTML files while online. The
speedup is achieved by not rerequesting PDF, CSS, JS and image files.
As most pages which change often and I always want to have latest (like
wiki pages for example) have cookies, your option might be useful here.
BTW Is there maybe a simpler way to code the above config?
Something like this would be very useful:
OnlineOptions
{
<mime-type = text/html> request-changed = 0
<mime-type = text/html> request-changed-once = no
<mime-type = text/html> request-expired = yes
<mime-type = text/html> request-no-cache = yes
request-changed = -1
request-changed-once = yes
request-expired = no
request-no-cache = no
}
Because that's what I effectively want to do:
always rerequest all text/html files, and use everything else from
cache.
Besides that: is there anything redundant in the above config?
Are there really 4 lines needed to do what the above does? Maybe 3 or 2
for each would be enough, and the effect would be the same? I am not
really exactly sue how the request-* options work, so I use 4 to be
sure, but maybe some expert on this can assure me that 3 or 2 of these
do exactly the same.
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