Nope, there is no way you can prevent the client from sending you an IMS
request. That is a browser prerogative, I suppose the best that you can
do is bump up the Age and Expires headers that are returned along with
the documents that your server delivers and hope that client browsers
use that copy every-time. Even with that if the user refreshes the
page, most browsers end up sending an IMS.
Thanks,
Manik
dave selby wrote:
Is there a way for me to turn off if-modified-since so the client
browser will ALWAYS use its locally cached document
ie from the definition below Apache always returns a 304 reply ?
"If-Modified-Since: date
This request header is used with GET method to make it conditional: if
the requested document has not changed since the time specified in
this field the document will not be sent, but instead a Not Modified
304 reply. "
I realise this is unusual but in my case very needed :)
Many thanks
Dave
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