It's all very wierd, I uploaded a widened webpage this morning and IE9 opened it at correct width but with all the old images! Had to refresh to make it look right. Chrome just loaded the old page. Apart from renaming everything on every update, (not a solution for the index page anyway) how do you stop browsers caching so that users see new content REALLY? What are our customers actually seeing?
I've got all the pragma no cache stuff in the header but, as some things on the net say, those don't always work. Looked at htaccess and some links say you shouldn't use that either as it slows the site down, so at bit of a loss.
Never recall this problem before a year or two ago, you just updated a page and there it was. Any brill ideas in language for webby dimwits or comprehensible links appreciated.
I've got all the pragma no cache stuff in the header but, as some things on the net say, those don't always work. Looked at htaccess and some links say you shouldn't use that either as it slows the site down, so at bit of a loss.
Never recall this problem before a year or two ago, you just updated a page and there it was. Any brill ideas in language for webby dimwits or comprehensible links appreciated.
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