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scannist
Joined: Oct 20, 2003
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Posted: 01/24/2005 01:30 am
Hello
I have an SSI (service side include) for the menu. Most of my files are .htm and a couple others are .php as they serve up some RSS feeds.
I noticed my site's pages weren't "cacheable" - no "modified last" date was being provided by the server. After reading up on the subject, I found I needed to change the file attributes to 654 and use "XbitHack Full" in the .htacess file.
Now the .htm files are cacheable, but the .php files still aren't. Do I need more commands in the .htaccess file?
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scannist
Joined: Oct 20, 2003
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Posted: 01/24/2005 01:40 pm
Okay... Forget my last post. I decided to dump SSI.
Now that I have, all of my pages are "cacheable" with one big exception and that's my few PHP files.
How do you get PHP files to be cacheable / provide "last modified" data?
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lizardz
Joined: Nov 12, 2004
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Posted: 01/24/2005 03:26 pm
look up 'php header last modified' on a search engine.
you need to make a little function that creates a last modified header based on the actual file last modified date, assuming most of the content is static. If the content is dynamic, it's a pain, you have to do more complicated things, I wouldn't bother.
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scannist
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Posted: 01/24/2005 03:43 pm
I presume to say the content of the PHP files is dynamic since it's updated daily from RSS feeds.
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