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gabedog@gmail.com - 23 Jun 2005 23:11 GMT

I'm using a large 3rd party menu control. It uses a javascript library
of up to 75kb.

Can this be cached accross pages on the client using SSL with ASP.Net?
How can I test to see if a page is using a file from the Temp directory
or if it is pulling it fresh from the server?

Thanks for any help,

Gabe

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Joerg Jooss - 24 Jun 2005 19:26 GMT

> I'm using a large 3rd party menu control. It uses a javascript library
> of up to 75kb.
>
> Can this be cached accross pages on the client using SSL with ASP.Net?

Yes. Caching has nothing to do with SSL, although some browsers imply
that secure means non-cacheable.

> How can I test to see if a page is using a file from the Temp
> directory or if it is pulling it fresh from the server?

Look in your web server's access log to see if you find a GET for the
CSS file with a 200 response -- that means it was served. If you find a
304 response or no request at all, it is being cached.

Cheers,

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