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There are some images that I use in the header portion and the menu portion which are common for all the pages. Is there any header through which I can force a browser to fetch those images from its cache without even sending an http request (304)?
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There is a good tutorial on cache control headers at http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/#CACHE-CONTROL . Bear in mind that it is up to the browser and the user preferences to determine if the cache headers are obeyed.
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