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Hello,<br />
Some of sites are on shared hosting (Windows 2003 Server), so I have no way to access server configuration.<br />
I read everywhere about leverage browser caching, expecially for static files (jpg, css, js, etc.) but... how to do this in my case?<br />
The hosting has .NET installed, could a web.config file help in some way? If yes, how?<br />
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Thanks in advance for the answers
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Hello,
Some of sites are on shared hosting (Windows 2003 Server), so I have no way to access server configuration.
I read everywhere about leverage browser caching, expecially for static files (jpg, css, js, etc.) but... how to do this in my case?
The hosting has .NET installed, could a web.config file help in some way? If yes, how?

Thanks in advance for the answers

Leverage browser caching in a Windows 2003 shared hosting

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