Rob,
Does your solution disrupt my session variables? I'm currently passing
#session.URLToken# to keep each session unique. Seems like if I force a
value into token it will make each page a unique session and therefore my
session variables will be gone. Please explain.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Keniger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 4:33 AM
To: CF-Server
Subject: Re: timing issues when updating a database
on 2000-10-20 2:15 PM, Claudio M. Betancourt, Jr. at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dan, I always develop/test on Netscape 4.x since it doesn't let the
> developer get away with missing HTML tags, specially when closing tags may
> be omitted by simple errors in CF-loops, etc. I bet if you look at the
> source code of that empty Netscape page, you'll see your code there and if
> you comb through it you'll find a missing tag.
>
> I don't know why IE's cache works like it does, but I have a critical
> customer service app (in a controlled environment) going live by the end
of
> the year and we're moving to a Netscape-only environment because of that
> specific caching issue.
You can fix all the IE caching issues by doing this:
in the application.cfm:
<cfset token="nc=#randrange(0,999999)#">
in the page, append the token to every URL:
<a href="page.cfm?#token#">Click here to see the non-cached page</a>
<a href="page.cfm?id=123&#token#">Click here to see the other non-cached
page</a>
This makes IE think each page is different and the pages are never cached.
Works beautifully.
HTH,
--
Rob Keniger
big bang solutions
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