No expiry headers on images despite configuration set to do so

  • Resolved Norbert

    (@norbusan)


    7 years ago

    Hi

    Thanks for providing W3TC, this is very much appreciated. Unfortunately I cannot get W3TC to add expiry headers to images.

    I have set “Browser Cache” to true, and have ticked (enabled) the options “Set Last-Modified header”, “Set expires header” (to 1 year of secs), “Set cache control header” (max-age), but I still get no headers (tried with Google PageSpeed, as well as with Developer Console of browser).

    I checked that the Apache module headers is enabled.

    Is there anything else that needs to be done?

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  • Thread Starter Norbert

    (@norbusan)

    Indeed, thanks for the hint. Adding mod_expires module fixed the issue. Should be in the documentation somewhere.

    bgdstr

    (@bogdanstratulat)

    I am happy to hear that everything has been sorted out. Please feel
    free to mark this topic as resolved and close it if your issue has been resolved.

    Meanwhile, thank you for using W3 Total Cache.

    Kind regards!
    Bogdan S.

    Thread Starter Norbert

    (@norbusan)

    Thanks, closing it as resolved

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