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Cliff Harris
I have a page that, for complicated reasons (javascript stuff) that I will
not go into, needs to be cached on the client machine.
However, when I go to the page for the first time (not a postback), I need
the page to not be cached and to load fresh from the server. I do have an
intermediate page that will be visited before going to the page. Is there
anyway that, on that intermediate page's request, I can clear out the client
cache for the page in question so that it will be reloaded?
When I submit the cached page's form, I get unexpected and scary results,
which cannot happen.
The plan I'm hoping to pursue, if possible, is somehow on the intermediate
page's response, tell the client browser that I no longer want to cache the
main page. Let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks.
-Clint
not go into, needs to be cached on the client machine.
However, when I go to the page for the first time (not a postback), I need
the page to not be cached and to load fresh from the server. I do have an
intermediate page that will be visited before going to the page. Is there
anyway that, on that intermediate page's request, I can clear out the client
cache for the page in question so that it will be reloaded?
When I submit the cached page's form, I get unexpected and scary results,
which cannot happen.
The plan I'm hoping to pursue, if possible, is somehow on the intermediate
page's response, tell the client browser that I no longer want to cache the
main page. Let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks.
-Clint