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Originally Posted by Chris W
The other way to force the proxy's to update faster is to go to www.yoursite.com?1
if you have used ?1 try ?2 ?3 etc...
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Chris - this is the most helpful thing I've learned this month. It has saved my knuckles and walls from injury yet again.
I joined the forum just to let you know that.
Does this work for all proxies or just ntl ones?
Trev
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Originally Posted by sleepless
You could code the pages to tell the caches to always get fresh content. ie. META tags. Works most of the time, well it does for me.  |
Just replied to chris' momentous revelation, thought I'd better reply to this too....
I have an index page that is basically all <noscript>with a link to a .js file that document.write's it for the most human viewers that have scripting enabled. I've not yet found a way to stop caching of outdated .js pages as they don't have a header to put pragma nocache etc. But as Chris has just solved the problem for me, the administrator, I think th epunters can live with the old version until the poxy server decides to have a look what's new....