Yes, it is possible as you expect. If any portions of your page remain
static from one request to another, especially if those portions are
somewhat expensive to render (those are generated from a database query,
for example), you may consider using page fragment caching to cahche only
those portions of the page.
-Allen
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| Subject: Re: ASP.NET / HHTP question
| Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 14:31:30 -0700
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| Thanks for the reply, Kevin.
|
| I am still not clear on this subject:
|
| >But you don't want
| >the ASP.Net HTML output cached in the browser, as it is
| >dynamically-generated.
|
| I actually do want to have part of my ASP.Net page cached
| on client's side -- the part that is common to all pages.
| So, what I am trying to figure out is how to achieve it.
|
| I wanted to make a web control out of the graphics that
| are common to all pages and use it in my ASP.Net pages.
| So, is it possible to make sure that this control is
| cached (because it'll be always the same)?
|
| Thanks for your help.
| VR
|
|
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >The graphics will be cached. The pages may or may not be.
| But you don't want
| >the ASP.Net HTML output cached in the browser, as it is
| >dynamically-generated.
| >
| >--
| >HTH,
| >
| >Kevin Spencer
| >Microsoft MVP
| >..Net Developer
| >
http://www.takempis.com
| >Complex things are made up of
| >lots of simple things.
| >
| >"VR" <Vi****************@gat.com> wrote in message
| >news:07****************************@phx.gbl...
| >> Hi, all.
| >>
| >> I have a rookie web development question.
| >>
| >> I am working on creating a web site, where all pages are
| >> going to have a similar look/feel: same menu on one
| side,
| >> company logo on the other side, etc. Some of the pages
| >> will be ASP.NET, some will be static HTML.
| >>
| >> 1. Is there any way to make sure that all the
| >> graphics/HTML data cached on the client's site, when
| user
| >> is moving from page to page. After all, all the graphics
| >> is the same...
| >>
| >> 2. Is browser smart enough to do it?
| >> 3. Is there any way to programmatically enforce it in
| ASP?
| >> 4. Is there any way to achieve it with static HTML?
| >>
| >> Thanks for the help.
| >>
| >> VR
| >
| >
| >.
| >
|
