Well, one easy way to ensure that IE fetches a fresh page from the server every time
instead of using the cached content is to submit a form to the target page, even if
it's just a dummy submit.
> You're right Scott. IE was caching. My IE was set to "automatically" check every
> page. When set
> to check "everytime", it works as expected.
>
> Now, that opens up another can of worms. Since "automatically" is the default
> setting for IE,
> doesn't that mean that most web apps will fail? If the browser just fetches the page
> from the
> cache, then all the dynamic pages we write will not work at all. I thought browsers
> only cache
> pages with .htm/.html file extensions and images.
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Regards: Ayudh
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