Re: [Re: [PHP] user's ip]
| From: | Andreas D. Landmark | Date: | Tue, 07 Aug 2001 23:52:42 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [Re: [PHP] user's ip] | ||
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At 07.08.2001 13:06, Renze Munnik wrote:
Ahh.... see, that wasn't clear in the question. Yeah... that's true. Pain in the ass those proxies. They're also realy useful while testing your (dynamic) site. NOT!!! "Hey, what's this? I thought I'd realy changed that error. How's this possible?", "Didn't I just change the background-color? Why is it still the same?" BECAUSE THE DAMN PROXY DOESN'T WANT TO SHOW YOU THE NEW VERSION. No... cache, cache, cache... Damn things always come up with pages that are (way) to old!1) proxies should cache dynamic content 2) proxies should not retrieve from cache if the request is a force-refresh 3) proxies should not cache any content which URL includes "?" Sounds like you've got yourself a poor proxy there, I've certainly never seen any problem with developing through my proxy, apart from those pesky doubleclick ads seem to disappear.... wonder why... -- Andreas D Landmark / noXtension Real Time, adj.: Here and now, as opposed to fake time, which only occurs there and then.