hi, its a normal cfm page that serves up js content, I tried those headers as well. But adding the uuid() to the call seems to work well.
Thanks.
On 7/5/06, Patrick Branley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Taco,
what kind of content is being returned ? is it HTML you are loading on the fly or a JS file you are loading at run time ?
IIS was giving us all sorts of nightmares with this problem of content not expiring, so on my dev box i serve up CSS / JS files from a .cfm page with this a the top
<cfheader name="Expires" value="#Now()#">
<cfheader name="Pragma" value="no-cache">
<cfoutput>#myCSSContent#</cfoutput>
hth
Pat
On 7/3/06, darryl lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
That's what I'd do, or append a timestamp on the end.
Darryl
On 03/07/06, Taco Fleur < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Anybody got any tips on what to do about AJAX calls that are being cached?
> On the webserver I have set the page to expiry immediately, I also include
> the required headers, the content from the AJAX calls is still being cached,
> it's annoying... I guess I could include a UUID in each call.
>
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