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Set your http cache headers correctly to instruct the client to save and re-use pages it downloads.
by ajsharp 8y ago
Set your http cache headers correctly to instruct the client to save and re-use pages it downloads.
- WestCoastJustin 8y agoYeah, this is likely something I need to look into. Since the site changes quite a bit for, non-logged vs logged, I'm not really doing much html caching right now. I'll check that out though. Even if I added something like 30 second cache TTL that might work. I'd have to see if that is even possible and test though. Maybe force an update on login? I'm not a html cache pro so I'd need to see what the options are and then do some testing. For now, it was just fast enough / not worth the time, to do anything other than a fresh page for each request. But, this is a good suggestion. Thanks. ps. I do tons of caching for any images and videos though. I know those things never change so have weeks of caching enabled.