Hi Richard,
I've had the same problem and i have tried every solution in the book (esp
the ones suggested by AOL) but it didn't help very much. Recently, Rob
Keniger, a member on this list, suggested a simple but working solution:
Just add a random URL param to every link that leads to a dynamic page. This
will force the AOL caching server to reload the page instead of caching it.
Put this code in the application.cfm file:
<cfset token="nc=#randrange(1,999999)#">
And any link or form tag should look something like this:
<cfoutput>
<a href="newpage.cfm?#token#">
</cfoutput>
It works like a charm.
/Tage Widsell
Webmaster
Propellerhead Software
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>From: Richard Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: AOL and CF sites [CF-Talk]
>Date: tor 21 sep 2000 00.17
>
> All,
>
> I have an paid interactive site, all CF with database queries and tests, it
> seems that people using AOL keep getting bumped off, and other glitches seem
> to happen. Enough that it causes extreme frustration. Even then the
> customer won't move to a regular ISP. The question is what is that AOL does
> in their world that causes so much grief in mine? Any insight? Is this
> resolveable? Are AOL and CF incompatible?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Richard
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