ryclejsie browsovavanie po nete
pripajam sa na net prostrednictvom gprs - jacketu+ipaqu 3870 a chcel by som vediet ci je mozne neako zvysit temporarovanie[alebo caching] internetovych straniek pretoze mi vadi ked napr. tu na ce4you pozeram si neaku diskusiu a ked idem o krok spat[back] tak sa mi stranka nahrava odznova, co dost zdrzuje. na nete som vyhrabal sposob ako sa da caching zvysit pohranim sa v registroch, no kazdy sposob sa llisi od verzie romky a updates a je vraj nebezpecny-do toho sa bojim ist. takze poradte ci sa to da aj neakym programom. dik
ja si myslim, ze toto je totiz problem browseru od microsoftu. stejne tak, proti RFC, se chova i 'velky IE'...
jen pro zajimavost:
[QUOTE] The Back button shows the previous page from the browser history, not the cache. The browser history and cache are totally different and whatever you do to the cache has no effect on the browser history.
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The browser history contains the pages as they were rendered when the page was downloaded. It does not contain URLs, HTTP headers, or even necessarily HTML. It is totally private to the client and cannot be controlled by the server. By that it doesn't mean servers aren't supposed to control it, or that browser developers don't let you control it; it CAN'T control it, the data already been sent and HTTP is stateless. The Back button on every browser works this way, yes it really does.[/QUOTE]
vim, ze tvuj problem to neresi, ale da se posoudit do jake miry se browser od microsoftu takto chova. pokud je to problem (muze to v nekterych pripadech nest i urcite bezpecnosti rizika) resenim bude asi zkusit nejakou alternativu - nevim ale jak dusledne v tomto jsou v jinych threadech jiz zminovame alternativy.
Martin S.
jen pro zajimavost:
[QUOTE] The Back button shows the previous page from the browser history, not the cache. The browser history and cache are totally different and whatever you do to the cache has no effect on the browser history.
...
The browser history contains the pages as they were rendered when the page was downloaded. It does not contain URLs, HTTP headers, or even necessarily HTML. It is totally private to the client and cannot be controlled by the server. By that it doesn't mean servers aren't supposed to control it, or that browser developers don't let you control it; it CAN'T control it, the data already been sent and HTTP is stateless. The Back button on every browser works this way, yes it really does.[/QUOTE]
vim, ze tvuj problem to neresi, ale da se posoudit do jake miry se browser od microsoftu takto chova. pokud je to problem (muze to v nekterych pripadech nest i urcite bezpecnosti rizika) resenim bude asi zkusit nejakou alternativu - nevim ale jak dusledne v tomto jsou v jinych threadech jiz zminovame alternativy.
Martin S.
