Not to be confused with my other email; this one deals with a webpage that 
is entirely static, but I've used php to simply the html coding.  There is 
a lot of repetitious html in the page, so I used php arrays to make sure it 
all gets generated cleanly/consistently.  Is there a phplib feature, or 
some other php functions that I can use to give browser the timestamp of 
the php so the browser can think the page is static instead of 
dynamic?  This way, when I change the page, timestamp changes and browser 
should cache page until I make a change.

Another use of this would be with truly dynamic pages where database can 
tell us when the data last changed.  It would be nice if I could somehow 
send 'last-change' timestamp to browser and allow it to do some caching 
until the 'last-change' changes.

Frank 


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