How To Optimize Your Site With HTTP Caching

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tony · June 16, 2010, 4:24am

Good read, thanks.

nicholas · June 22, 2010, 5:45am

Hi, great tutorial but examples are missing.

Could you please put up an example on how to set up all five cases. You have listed only two, so I am wondering how ETag needs to be set up.

Anonymous_User · June 30, 2010, 7:11pm

Thanks for the information.

I am still confused about how you would go about removing the default caching that goes on for a particular item . . . I have a calendar that I would like not to be cached, because it only causes problems . . .

any advice?

kalid · July 3, 2010, 6:31am

@Evan: You can specify that certain resources not be cached using Cache-control: no-cache.

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