http - Grade F on Add Expires headers -


I have used the YSlow Firefox add-on and the result behind it is returned:

FX Explorer header on grade F

There are 8 static components without the end date of a remote future.

  * (no expiration) http: // localhost: 63808 / website / css / global k? ... * (no expiration) http: // localhost: 63808 / website / css / bamwindo css? ... * (no expiration) http: // localhost: 63808 / website / js / global.js? ... * (no expiration) http: // localhost: 63808 / website / js / bamwindo.js? ... * (no time limit) http://www.maplist.com. Br / img / faixa_verde.png * (no end) http://www.maplist.com.br/img/logo_home.png * (no time limit) http://www.maplist.com.br/ Img / wait_bar  
 

Codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/CssAndJavaScriptOptimizer.aspx

Any easy way to resolve the problem? Maybe global.asax?

Anyway, I am using this meta in my page:

  & lt; Meta HTTP-EQUIV = "CACHE-CONTROL" content = "public" & gt; & Lt; Meta HTTP-EQUIV = "EXPIRES" CONTENT = "Mon, 22 July 2010 11:12:01 GMT" & gt;  

You will end up with : title pages Allows them to cache user browsers, to end them in the future.

You can use in Apache or this is an article that is done with IIS.


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