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Controlling Browser Content Expiration in ASP.NET(hackification.com)

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Correctly controlling content expiration is a tricky thing. You need to balance two goals: getting the browser to cache as much as possible to reduce page load times and bandwidth, versus not showing the user stale content. In this article I cover a simple technique (with code) to solve this issue in ASP.NET for stylesheets and scripts.

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