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post Aug 10 2006, 09:04 AM
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just a quick note :

I gather people want the page displayed in the browser to be the latest off the site, correct?

This means the browser needs to connect to the server and download the content each time a request is made.

In IE Options, click SETTINGS on the GENERAL tab. Would it then help if the option CHECK FOR NEWER VERSIONS OF STORED PAGES is set to EVERY VISIT rather than the defaul option of AUTOMATICALLY

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post Aug 10 2006, 12:49 PM
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QUOTE(evought @ Aug 10 2006, 11:33 AM) *

I find that wget is a generally invaluable tool for web development. It can be difficult to fetch a particular dynamic page with wget, but you can send parameters and I have written fairly sophisticated unit tests with it. Simple Perl scripts work too.


The IE stuff was a windows OS bug.. another example of why do browsers must not be embeded in the kernel OS.. it was resolved when a cache correction patch was released by microsoft.. Windows is trying to established an offline sync of the web.. nice thing that i change to firefox since with IE bug.. if i browse a 10 page website.. all those page will be cache in the local cache and into the special temp location..

on the other hand.. my old ISP is using a windows proxy server.. another reason how windows fast proxy setup and bandwidth increaser is actually messing up.. i still go for linux for all time sensitive data transaction such as desicion making on the cache..

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post Aug 15 2006, 10:00 PM
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Ctrl+F5 also works for reloading the page and ignore the cache content. If I'm not mistaken it works for IE as well.
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