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Caching page output and proxy server

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If you simply add this line below in brackets, you will be able to generate output for a page and reuse it whenever it is required. This similar activity can also be experienced with the aid of lower-level programmatic APIs.

(javascript:CopyCode('ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_ctl12');)