D_Blackwell
msg:968899 | 6:16 am on Apr 17, 2004 (gmt 0) |
| It doesn't happen all the time and I am inclined to thing that it is some type of caching issue with my PCs. |
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Does your browser automatically refresh every page every time? Next time you upload a revised page and do not see the revision, try "F5" to refresh the page.
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gruntre
msg:968900 | 7:19 am on Apr 17, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Haven't tried F5 but have tried the refresh button on the browser tool bar and have tried shutting all browsers and deleting all temperary files, tried check for new page version settings; every visit to a page and automatic. Don't know what else to try, is there some way to clear the cache completely?
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brucec
msg:968901 | 3:54 pm on Apr 17, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Also, try to clear your cache in the web browser. If you are using ASP or another scripting langauge, you can program the browser to automatically request a new web page from the server. Check out some of the ASP commands on refreshing from the server and bypassing the person's browser cache.
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gruntre
msg:968902 | 1:32 am on Apr 18, 2004 (gmt 0) |
This is the type of thing I'm looking for but I'm sorry I don't know what ASP is?
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parasane
msg:968903 | 8:27 pm on Apr 18, 2004 (gmt 0) |
| I have 2 pcs networked with a wireless router and when I have this problem it happens on both of them. |
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The browser would only affect one system, not both. The problem lies in the cacheing mechanism of the router. Simple: reset your router so it updates the cache. If there's no reset button, unplug the power to it for 10 seconds, then start again.
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gruntre
msg:968904 | 12:44 am on Apr 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I have tried the router thing already, after speaking with my ISP and web host it seems the there is some sort of problem with the caching at my ISP. They run a transparent caching server which somehow gets page resfresh times from each website, this must be the problem. They are working on it now, I will fill you in when I know what the answer is. I am glad that I have at least found out that the problem isn't in my system.
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