Jason Morgan
jwm-modpython at sentinelchicken.net
Wed Jan 15 16:17:08 EST 2003
Please excuse me if this question is elementary. I am having trouble with IE and its refusal to use images it caches. What happens is the first time I hit my site, everything works as it should - all images are downloaded, etc. If I then hit another page on my site with the same images, IE refuses to use the images in its cache and instead requests all of them again. Not only that, but the rollover images are requested each and every time I put the mouse over the images. Now, if I hit reload, then everything works fine again. If I hit another page, again, the same problem, over and over and over again. Now I've played with IE's settings and have discovered that setting "Check for newer version of stored pages" to "Never" makes IE act as it should. And I have checked if the images are actually getting cached, they are. I have also tested other browsers (Opera, Netscape, etc.) and none of these have the same problem. Now to the question, should I be sending the client something (304?) to tell it to use its cache unless the user specifically presses reload? OS: FreeBSD 4.7 Apache: 1.3.27 Mod_python: 2.7.8 Python: 2.2.2 Thanks, Jason
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