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Posted by Drakazz on 05/19/06 21:47
Fafhrd: If you have read correctly, you wouldn't have written this
post;
This is to be sent to the user at the download. So if their cache
contains the old images, it wouldn't download the new ones.
I don't think there's anything you could do apart from in your <img>
tags, adding ?1 after the image extension in the source. This will
cause the browser to download a new image, because the URL has changed.
If you don't want to do that, then I think you're not gonna be happy :(
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