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Is it possible to prevent caching of images on a website when one uses xhtml strict?
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Alan J. Flavell
Is it possible to prevent caching of images on a website
Yes...
when one uses xhtml strict?
I'm not sure why you think the markup language plays any role.
Images don't have "meta tags".
http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ may be informative.
I suspect an "XY" problem: for what purpose have you decided that you
want to wreck this normally useful feature of the web?
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