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This means no caching, Greater Page Load time?
all-in-all
yes
and more traffic for your server
No it doesn't. In fact, if you send out no-cache headers, the page load time will decrease. Images, scripts, stylesheets, etc. will all need to be reloaded again.
okay, get it. thanks solved
Don't saw your post, not solved yet, So it cause server load ?
(2011-08-26, 06:21 PM)faviouz Wrote: [ -> ]No it doesn't. In fact, if you send out no-cache headers, the page load time will decrease. Images, scripts, stylesheets, etc. will all need to be reloaded again.

Caching is a good thing. It saves images, scripts, stylesheets in the browser's cache, meaning the next time the user visits your website, it won't need to load them again. In a nutshell, caching will improve your page server load. If you send out the no-cache headers, it won't.
That's why "No Cache"-Header will increase load-time and traffic like i said Wink
Okay now got it. Solved Big Grin
press start butt0n>type in the search b0x "cmd" when the black b0x screen will appear type this
[code]ipconfig /flushdns[code] then enter. Then exit that and enter your br0wser clear cache. That will do the trick. Thats for wind0ws7 os
(2011-08-26, 07:43 PM)zephiroth Wrote: [ -> ]press start butt0n>type in the search b0x "cmd" when the black b0x screen will appear type this
[code]ipconfig /flushdns[code] then enter. Then exit that and enter your br0wser clear cache. That will do the trick. Thats for wind0ws7 os

Thats allready known by the topic starter Wink
And well this works for every windows since 98 Smile (or maybe earlier)
(2011-08-26, 10:33 PM)Kapsonfire Wrote: [ -> ]
(2011-08-26, 07:43 PM)zephiroth Wrote: [ -> ]press start butt0n>type in the search b0x "cmd" when the black b0x screen will appear type this
[code]ipconfig /flushdns[code] then enter. Then exit that and enter your br0wser clear cache. That will do the trick. Thats for wind0ws7 os

Thats allready known by the topic starter Wink
And well this works for every windows since 98 Smile (or maybe earlier)

Big Grin yeah! anyways thanks guys
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