TechnoSparks
I created an appcache manifest file so that users visiting my website can easily cache some resources available.
As so people may know, this can boost load time.
I have set up my appcache, however, I am still confused whether it is really working or not. This is because whenever I load my website, there isn't much change in loading time.
So, can I know if there are any way to see if my appcache resources are really being cached?
Also note that I've searched through Google like crazy..
Povilas
TechnoSparks Try loading your site with chrome's developer tools' network tab open (
https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/ ) - it should give you some insight on what's being loaded
TechnoSparks
Well, thanks, I have now know why my appcache is not working. Had to install Google Chrome for doing that
Hmm okay to make things a bit little clear..
I wanted to only cache the javascripts and stylesheets and not any of the documents.
So, none of my documents are referencing to the manifest file since a page which points to such file means that it will implicitly cached too.
It turns out I can't. Any workaround?
mv
Browsers by default cache these.
TechnoSparks
mv yes I am aware of that. I am thinking of appcache is better since it does not dump your website's cache if a user loads another resource-heavy website. hmm so there is no solution then? okay
i'll exclude appcache on my website
Osazeworld
TechnoSparks Though i haven't tested the cache on appache and how it works. But i have a document on appache 2.2 and above in pdf format. If you want i can send it by email.
TechnoSparks
Osazeworld you can upload it to
http://qfs.mobi then give me the link here via forum or PM me
Osazeworld
Osazeworld This is the download link for apache server documentation.
http://qfs.mobi/f1122880 valid till 10-2-2014 be fast.
Osazeworld
TechnoSparks This is the download link for apache server documentation.
http://qfs.mobi/f1122880valid till 10-2-2014 be fast.
