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We are running IE6 SP1 on Windows XP SP1a Professional. We have
approximately 5000 users on our network who heavily use 2 web based apps that
have data they enter in real time.
After they enter data into forms and other various pages they do not see
their updated data unless they manually hit the refresh button after every
single time they enter data. I seemed to figure this can be resolved by
changing the caching settings on IE to "Never" instead of "Automatically" for
checking the caching on pages.
This isn't a problem except for the large number of users and I have not
been able to find a group policy setting for this. Does anyone know the
manual registry key at least so I could create a custom ADM file and deploy
it through our Group Policy? Changing the setting manually for 5000 users is
not an option.
Thanks,
Mike
approximately 5000 users on our network who heavily use 2 web based apps that
have data they enter in real time.
After they enter data into forms and other various pages they do not see
their updated data unless they manually hit the refresh button after every
single time they enter data. I seemed to figure this can be resolved by
changing the caching settings on IE to "Never" instead of "Automatically" for
checking the caching on pages.
This isn't a problem except for the large number of users and I have not
been able to find a group policy setting for this. Does anyone know the
manual registry key at least so I could create a custom ADM file and deploy
it through our Group Policy? Changing the setting manually for 5000 users is
not an option.
Thanks,
Mike