I\'m using a webfont for my website (made with Spring for an Apache Tomcat 6 server). I\'m including my font in my css file with font-face as:
@font-face{
font
The practical answer is,using a proxy, to hide to the browser any cache-invalidating headers. Like "cache-control" and pragma: "no-cache" headers returned to the browser.
I used nginx like this, adding the folowing commands the https proxied location:
proxy_hide_header Cache-Control;
proxy_hide_header Pragma;
See here for details with nginx.
Using apache httpd, you'll find the syntax here
I was running into exactly the same problem and finally fixed it today. I noticed a particular web font was working in IE8/9 on one HTTPS domain, but not on another. The server for the domain that didn't work was sending the following HTTP response header for the .eot request:
Cache-Control: no-cache
When this header was removed the fonts were working in IE8/9 again. I hope this helps you as well.