In my application, I've set the Cache-Control response header for all pages to "no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate". Fiddler can capture that header correctly for all the static pages, but it only manages to catch "no-cache" for my AJAX calls. Is this an issue with Fiddler or with AJAX itself? Does AJAX not have the other 2 flags in its header? Or is Fiddler intentionally ignoring them because they don't apply to AJAX calls?
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Hi,
Are you sure that setting applies to AJAX calls too? It does not sound like an issue with Fiddler, but rather configuration problem. Fiddler should not make any difference between AJAX and regular page, since they are both regular HTTP requests.
Regards,
Alexander
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Are you sure that setting applies to AJAX calls too? It does not sound like an issue with Fiddler, but rather configuration problem. Fiddler should not make any difference between AJAX and regular page, since they are both regular HTTP requests.
Regards,
Alexander
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