Re: xmlhttp caching
- From: dNagel <NOTGrandNagel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 00:31:01 -0800
I forgot to mention... try altering your request to make it
a post instead... that will force the server and browser to
treat your content like a first class citizen.
D.
Josef Dabernig wrote:
isn't there a way to achieve proper caching?.
this "add timestamp to url" workarround works fine but i would expect server side caching to work... if you know what i mean!?
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:
Hi Praveen,
As dNagel has mentioned, we can use an additional querystring parameter to make the xmlhttp component or browser retrieve the data from server-side. Also, if you do not want the request always be made to server to retrieve data, you can consider manually control the querstring paramerr's value not to be randomly generated. You can define your custom algorithm to create such parameter. Thus, when you do not want the request be made to server(but utilize the cache), you can make the parameter value the same with former requests.
Regards,
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