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I have cleared the browser cache, and have restarted the browser, but Chrome still returns 304 code.
How do I make IIS return 200 code?
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The reason for the status you’re getting is most likely a result of the two headers at the bottom of your screenshot:
If-Modified-SinceandIf-None-Match. These are detailed here.Basically, these headers say to the server that if the conditions in the header are met, send the resource (with a
200response). If the conditions are not met, send a304response. So, IIS thinks that the file has not been modified since 25 June and that its etag is the value in theif-none-matchheader.There could be a number of reasons for this depending on your IIS configuration and what, exactly, is being served. Firefox is likely working because it’s not sending those headers.