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1 972 posted 15 years ago by housecor
2 1183 posted 15 years ago by wireplay
0 2055 posted 15 years ago by silverius
Handy little snippet i found in 'jquery enlightenment' for caching certain selected files. Could be useful for larger files later on in a site.
1 1651 posted 15 years ago by 1man
0 893 posted 16 years ago by manatlan
Useful for controllers. Put this in your base class for easy caching on variable (GET, POST) dependent pages
0 1055 posted 16 years ago by iloveitaly
Using the kohana framework for XSS protection
0 1205 posted 16 years ago by iloveitaly
0 1138 posted 16 years ago by deepsoul
Flash has a weird cache mechanism, this makes sure that the browser isn't caching any data.
0 2252 posted 16 years ago by iloveitaly
1 1342 posted 16 years ago by cshaiku
long htaccess expired header for all files except for server side scripts
2 1471 posted 16 years ago by dennyhalim
use this to cache a remote file with xml, json etc
2 1599 posted 16 years ago by jimmysessions
Code snippet prevents caching of the page by setting http header values and a LAST MODIFIED header to prevent google from caching too long. This should go into the page load event.
1 1265 posted 16 years ago by jink
1 1315 posted 16 years ago by michaelfox
This is sometimes not the best solution to a server caching your css files. But if you want to force a stubborn server to serve the most recent css file to the browser this seems to work. Could slow things down a touch, but for small css files not...
1 1461 posted 16 years ago by jadedbat
3 1448 posted 16 years ago by erik
2 1238 posted 16 years ago by iTony
1 1260 posted 16 years ago by iTony
0 1260 posted 16 years ago by moonbather
0 1012 posted 17 years ago by LondonWeb
Use Apache's mod_expires to explicitly set the expiration of a file by it's type. This will enable to browser to cache these static assets and greatly increase performance.
1 1571 posted 17 years ago by cbrant
0 1150 posted 17 years ago by andyhartleeds
A great way to improve the performance of your web app, by using a column in the projects table which stores the number of task associated with it, seen in railscast #23
1 1205 posted 18 years ago by bordalix