HTTP caching

[rockmonk]

And yes you have to open the .htaccess file

and add some instructions.

[rockmonk]

If you want the aswer google this:

askapache apache speed cache control

is the first link It worked for me

cheers from mex

[bassieracer]

this guy is sooooooooo gayyyy

[hellmind]

@bassieracer Don't know if he's gay, looks like he is whether too dumb or too smart

[adre05]

This worked for me. Its from stack flow.

You can use a FilesMatch, eg.

<FilesMatch "\.(js|css)$"> ExpiresActive on ExpiresDefault "access plus 1 month"

</FilesMatch>

Or for some specific files:

<FilesMatch "^(example.js|sample.css)$"> ExpiresActive on ExpiresDefault "access plus 1 month"

</FilesMatch>

[adre05]

I agree with timwright12 a tutorial would most defiantly help. I've been trying to figure this out for the last four days. I am running cpanel and i have the mods turned on but it does not seem to be working. I'm editing the htaccess file and I've looked over several text tutorials but no one has a complete and understandable run through. I tell you that might be the first thing I do when i get this figured out.

[timwright12]

" it's one of the more easy things to set up" -> then why not show everyone how to SET IT UP!

[jhogguk]

this guy is the Julian Clary of Google.

[blank000]

Out of interest can you please explain why Steve is developing in IE6 ? (I'm not teasing I'm interested)

[wsuwg]

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