hi

i received an rather helpfull e-mail detail how to prevent your browser storing your web pages in its cache

it said insert the following text, between the header

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">

i have done this and yet when i view page source i cant see it, should i have saved my web page as .php instead of .html?

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It can be any extension that is read as a hyper text document. (Which includes html). Try hitting f5 a couple times. Even though you just added the code for the browser for not cache, it may have still been cached from before you updated it.

Also try doing a search in the source (hit ctrl + f) and type in something like <META in the search

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hi

thank-you for that tip, have refreshed my page and it appears now, i have also added;

<meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-store">

as well as

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">


will this make a difference or is it just a waste of code?

bluerovers
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http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

Hi blue... From my experience the no cache tag works...Doug

HI Dear,
My explorer is too much cache , i tried every thing, please advise me some thing else.
thanx
ifti

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Download this program and install and then run. It will clean your cached files.
http://www.stevengould.org/index.php...d=15&Itemid=69

Then do a maintenance run about every week.

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I, too, am using this text "Between Head Tag" on my landing/index page. Should I use it on ALL pages in my website?

Thanks in advance,

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Hi, yes! it has to go on all pages. Would only recommend using it on pages that are being regally updated, like news & results pages, & these should be in preference fast loading pages that are mainly text. Not really recommended for image gallery's or similar areas of a site. If an image area of the site is a bit slow loading, it will be slow every time for a visitor as it wont be cached.

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I have added the following code to "Between Head Tag"
<META HTTP-EQUIV="pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
and I am still seeing my old version of a web page.

What's going on?


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Hi koolspaces... Takes a while for that old cached to go away... usually at the next sweep by google ... Doug