9 Mar
2001
9 Mar
'01
2:19 a.m.
Curtis Maloney wrote:
These headers should mean that nothing caches your pages. Not your browser or any proxies along the way. Another option is to just use the "Expires" line, and set it to 10seconds or so into the future...
Daniel C. Azevedo
It is legal to send Expires: 0 to signify an uncacheable object in HTTP/1.1. If you want to work with any browser and webcache, use Pragma: no-cache. You can't rely on everyone to handle the Expires header correctly, especially Expires: 0. Pragma: no-cache has been around forever. --sam