Shoutbox

Ok so here is my dilemma. My friends business website sometimes will load the content slower depending on the connection (obviously) now what I am looking for is a way to have the browser download these files to cache so they will load quicker when flash tries to read the file.

Is there a way of doing this?

I dont want to store it in an internal buffer in PHP because flash wont be able to use it.

Doesn't the browser cache xmlhttprequests?

If so you could make a couple of xmlhttprequests and don't use the response.

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Originally posted by Ezra
Doesn't the browser cache xmlhttprequests?

If so you could make a couple of xmlhttprequests and don't use the response.

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Then the browser will ask (if using IE) to allow the ActiveX content, this is for a business website I don't want them to get the wrong idea.

Couldn't you have a few iframes that are really small (1x1) that contain all the data that you need to load?

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Originally posted by saralk
Couldn't you have a few iframes that are really small (1x1) that contain all the data that you need to load?

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Good call, how come I didn't think of that