Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Melchior FRANZ -- Wednesday 19 April 2006 20:38:
So the html file is old most of the time? That would explain why proxies
don't consider it worth updating.
No, wait. That doesn't make sense. If it is unchanged, then no proxy
needs to be tricked into updating it anyway. Hmm. But maybe the js file
isn't timestamped then. ?
m.
It's timestamped, it's just cached more aggressively by browsers. The
only real solution is to rename it (your scheme of choice) every time it
updates. Similar to DNS serial numbers.
Simon
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