We have implemented our own extended thumbnail manager (for the lack of a better term) to our solution. We are using epsiervers thumbnail manager but we are DI our own in for handling proper cropping and what not based on focal points. The issue is that when you request a full image, the content goes throught he contentmediahttphandler where the client side cache is set. The Thumbnail images go through a blobrouter where different caching is set. This poses a problem in that there is no client side caching set for thumbnail images. Could someone enlighten me on how we can forcibly set the thumbnail to be cached clientside by using epsierver contentmediahttphandler or along those lines to achieve the same goal that the full image content is. Thanks.
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We have implemented our own extended thumbnail manager (for the lack of a better term) to our solution. We are using epsiervers thumbnail manager but we are DI our own in for handling proper cropping and what not based on focal points. The issue is that when you request a full image, the content goes throught he contentmediahttphandler where the client side cache is set. The Thumbnail images go through a blobrouter where different caching is set. This poses a problem in that there is no client side caching set for thumbnail images. Could someone enlighten me on how we can forcibly set the thumbnail to be cached clientside by using epsierver contentmediahttphandler or along those lines to achieve the same goal that the full image content is. Thanks.