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Pars As far as I know, when someone visits a website for the first time, some files and images will be saved next time to load faster. But how do browsers cache images and files? Do browsers only cache local files? For example: Are /images/....files or images
Pars As far as I know, when someone visits a website for the first time, some files and images will be saved next time to load faster. But how do browsers cache images and files? Do browsers only cache local files? For example: Are /images/....files or images
jock I'm generating an xml file that takes too long to generate, which is a big problem for me because some XML integrations don't work due to the lag time. I want to cache an xml copy of this xml file, but I don't know how to do this, here is the code that ge
Rodriff I want to add jpg and pdf files generated by php pages to cloudflare cache with «index.php? file=hola.pdf» URL. The generated files are static and the same every time, but I don't think they're cached because of the php file extension. what can I do? W
Rodriff I want to add jpg and pdf files generated by php pages to cloudflare cache with «index.php? file=hola.pdf» URL. The generated files are static and the same every time, but I don't think they're cached because of the php file extension. what can I do? W
jock I'm generating an xml file that takes too long to generate, which is a big problem for me because some XML integrations don't work due to the lag time. I want to cache an xml copy of this xml file, but I don't know how to do this, here is the code that ge
Rodriff I want to add jpg and pdf files generated by php pages to cloudflare cache with «index.php? file=hola.pdf» URL. The generated files are static and the same every time, but I don't think they're cached because of the php file extension. what can I do? W
user3767643: I'm not sure, how in Golang we can take advantage of browser caching with only static files (for example CSS) jsand not HTMLtemplate files . With .htaccessApache, it's easy to use, but I don't see any such thinggolang I would like to know, but whe
user3767643: I'm not sure, how in Golang we can take advantage of browser caching with only static files (for example CSS) jsand not HTMLtemplate files . With .htaccessApache, it's easy to use, but I don't see any such thinggolang I would like to know, but whe
user3767643: I'm not sure, how in Golang we can take advantage of browser caching with only static files (for example CSS) jsand not HTMLtemplate files . With .htaccessApache, it's easy to use, but I don't see any such thinggolang I would like to know, but whe
user3767643: I'm not sure, how in Golang we can take advantage of browser caching with only static files (for example CSS) jsand not HTMLtemplate files . With .htaccessApache, it's easy to use, but I don't see any such thinggolang I would like to know, but whe
user3767643: I'm not sure, how in Golang we can take advantage of browser caching with only static files (for example CSS) jsand not HTMLtemplate files . With .htaccessApache, it's easy to use, but I don't see any such thinggolang I would like to know, but whe
Taxus I'm having trouble understanding what's causing this file to render differently in browsers (Chrome: axes only visible, Safari and FF show main content and axes). The figure was exported from the DC.js example page (the first figure) using SVG- crowbar2
Taxus I'm having trouble understanding what's causing this file to render differently in browsers (Chrome: axis only visible, Safari and FF showing main content and axis). The figure was exported from the DC.js example page (the first figure) using SVG- crowba
akavel In my opinion, specifying the Subresource Integrity hash on the resource should allow web browsers to cache more aggressively and basically always reuse the local copy of the resource. Is there implemented (or at least "planned to implement") a more rob
akavel In my opinion, specifying the Subresource Integrity hash on the resource should allow web browsers to cache more aggressively and basically always reuse the local copy of the resource. Is there implemented (or at least "planned to implement") a more rob
akavel In my opinion, specifying the Subresource Integrity hash on the resource should allow web browsers to cache more aggressively and basically always reuse the local copy of the resource. Is there implemented (or at least "planned to implement") a more rob
John Sanderson The following article explains that in order to locate a JavaScript file, such as a source map of jQuery , the JavaScript code, and find the JavaScript code that contains the line inside the web browser's appearance sourceMappingURLembeds the Ja
John Sanderson The following article explains that in order to locate a JavaScript file, such as a source map of jQuery , the JavaScript code, and find the JavaScript code that contains the line inside the web browser's appearance sourceMappingURLembeds the Ja
Nate H06 I'm trying to use some styled HTML tables directly in the HTML - (I know it's bad practice, I don't have a .css file of choice to use) because I'm doing an email directly in the body. I can't get the gradient background image to work properly. When I
Chick I have an application that uses some large libraries. Almost 200 js and CSS files are loading. That's the way it is. First, it loads 30 of those listed in the first html. than after running. They trigger the loading of the files they need. After the libr
chicken I have an application that uses some large libraries. Almost 200 js and CSS files are loading. That's the way it is. First, it loads 30 of those listed in the first html. than after running. They trigger the loading of the files they need. After the li
Asato I'm having a really weird problem with font-awesome. Long story short: browsers ignore the 'src' part of @font-face and make no demands on the actual font. //font-awesome.css excerpt
@font-face {
font-family: 'FontAwesome';
src: url('/Content/fo
username I am creating a php script with simple coding. I don't know anything about caching. But I heard that there is object cache, database cache can shorten loading time. For example, I have a sample php query, how to enable database caching, please also te
username I am creating a php script with simple coding. I don't know anything about caching. But I heard that there is object cache, database cache can shorten loading time. For example, I have a sample php query, how to enable database caching, please also te
username I am creating a php script with simple coding. I don't know anything about caching. But I heard that there is object cache, database cache can shorten loading time. For example, I have a sample php query, how to enable database caching, please also te
Lorin Hochstein Do any web browsers cache SSL server certificates? For example, if I change the SSL certificate on the web server, when all web browsers connect via SSL, will all browsers choose the new certificate, or maybe they have expired certificates? I'm
Lorin Hochstein Do any web browsers cache SSL server certificates? For example, if I change the SSL certificate on the web server, when all web browsers connect via SSL, will all browsers choose the new certificate, or maybe they have expired certificates? I'm
Lorin Hochstein Do any web browsers cache SSL server certificates? For example, if I change the SSL certificate on the web server, when all web browsers connect via SSL, will all browsers choose the new certificate, or maybe they have expired certificates? I'm