Ok, just noticed that Django has etags disabled by default, and I
haven't touched that setting.
Any other ideas?
On Sep 10, 1:50 pm, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The domain of the cookie is .mydomain.com.
>
> How do I disable ETags? I have the common middleware installed, which
> I think ha
The domain of the cookie is .mydomain.com.
How do I disable ETags? I have the common middleware installed, which
I think handles the etags part.
What headers control the browser cache?
Can someone check the order of my middleware? I have a sneaking
suspicion this has something to do with it...
On Mon, Sep 10, Joe wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a medium-traffic django site (maybe 2 page views a day) and
> I am having a problem with users trying to log into the site.
>
> I am using the django view for logging in and logging out
> (django.contrib.auth.views.login). For some reason and
Hi,
I have a medium-traffic django site (maybe 2 page views a day) and
I am having a problem with users trying to log into the site.
I am using the django view for logging in and logging out
(django.contrib.auth.views.login). For some reason and only with some
users running IE7, they have t
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