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Cache behavior depends on:
Your local browser settings
Your local proxy (if any) settings
Settings of any other intervening caches on the 'net.
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Any cache-control meta information in the <head> section of your pages, such as <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
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Your site's server settings, specifically any cache-control directives that modify the HTTP header sent with your web pages.
You might want to check the cacheability of your pages using the tools at web-caching.com
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Hope this helps!
Jim
But your pages are being cached in the user's browser even though you are not alerted to this. Most IPs are also caching your pages, but their is no way to tell just how many. These visitors may not even show up in your server logs since they are not requesting the files that are cached elsewhere.
Use html (and use meta tag)
or use shtml or ASP.
Richard Lowe
