I have a simple fusebox app that calls HTML files for its content like this:
<CFCASE VALUE="netAfriend">
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="dsp_header.cfm">
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="dsp_netafriend.htm">
<CFINCLUDE TEMPLATE="dsp_footer.htm">
</CFCASE>
Our production environment uses CF caching and so I chose HTML files
(instead of CF files) for the content to avoid having to refresh the cache
every time I made a content change.
Unfortunately, things aren't working as I expected. After I made a change
to one of my HTML files, I was still seeing the old version. So I verified
that I had, indeed, overwritten the old copy with the new change. And then,
as a second test, I deleted the HTML file and determined that I was actually
looking at some form of cached copy.
This is probably more cache-related that Fusebox-related, but how can it be
that my HTML pages are getting cached? And given the constraints of the
production environment using caching, is there any way for me to code my
content pages so that they aren't cached and changes get reflected
immediately (without any type of CF administrator reliance)?
Claudia
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