First, I’m sorry for my bad English.
The header ‘Last-Modified’ is removed from response both for static *.html files
and for content generated with PHP if its ‘Content-Type’ is ‘text/html’ (not for other content types).
First, I’m sorry for my bad English.
The header ‘Last-Modified’ is removed from response both for static *.html files
and for content generated with PHP if its ‘Content-Type’ is ‘text/html’ (not for other content types).
So, what is your question?
Question? "Why?"
This is a little problem and not desired behavior. This affects the caching by browsers and search engines.
I think it has been removed for some security reasons, not sure though…
Hi @wisgest!
‘Content-Type’ is ‘text/html’ (not for other content types).
Please check out this topic to overcome this issue.
The header ‘Last-Modified’ is removed from response both for static *.html files
Not true. Please browse your HTML file, press F12, go to Network
tab, press on request and check again
and for content generated with PHP
PHP scripts are used to generate dynamic content. Holding a “Last-Modified” date would be useless for them…