On mån, 2007-10-15 at 04:20 -0400, Michael Alger wrote: > <META HTTP-EQUIV="headername" CONTENT="header-value"> > > is equivalent to > > headername: header-value > > but not everything will parse these as if they were actual HTTP > headers. This syntax should only be used for HTTP header IF the web server you are using knows to parse HTML META tags and add them as HTTP headers to the response. Other uses of HTML META HTTP-EQUIV should be limited to headers only relevant to the browser and not intermediary caches such as Squid. For a good primer on how HTTP caching works see the Caching tutorial for Web authors and Webmasters <url:http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/> by Mark Nottingham (aka mnot). REgards Henrik
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