Rails - Aug 2006 - Same <img> is still downloaded for several times in IE

Last time i ask the same question here that if one article item has a 
default icon in front of its title,the icon will be downloaded as many 
times as the article items displayed in one page in IE. I was suggested 
to modify some options under development enviroment,eg: 
config.cache_classes and config.action_controller.perform_caching in 
development.rb are both set to true.But the problem still exist under IE 
while not in firefox, Are more options needed to be set to fix it?
One of my page have about 250 items each of which has a default 
icon,which means that a little icon will be requested 250 times through 
mongrel or webrick under IE,it is really terrible...


Andy

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this is an old IE (i know you know!) issue rather than anything related to 
rails
have a look @ http://www.bazon.net/mishoo/articles.epl?art_id=958 for some 
ideas on how to _alleviate_ it (comments are worth reading)

not sure if someone can come up with a more up to date, proper, fix

hth

On Tuesday 01 August 2006 15:24, Andy wrote:
> Last time i ask the same question here that if one article item has a
> default icon in front of its title,the icon will be downloaded as many
> times as the article items displayed in one page in IE. I was suggested
> to modify some options under development enviroment,eg:
> config.cache_classes and config.action_controller.perform_caching in
> development.rb are both set to true.But the problem still exist under IE
> while not in firefox, Are more options needed to be set to fix it?
> One of my page have about 250 items each of which has a default
> icon,which means that a little icon will be requested 250 times through
> mongrel or webrick under IE,it is really terrible...
>
>
> Andy

Scott Mathieson wrote:
> have a look @ http://www.bazon.net/mishoo/articles.epl?art_id=958 for 
> some
> ideas on how to _alleviate_ it (comments are worth reading)
> 
> not sure if someone can come up with a more up to date, proper, fix
> 
> hth
Thanks scott, it is helpful but just to alleviate it,it seems difficult 
to resolve it completely..

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