I had the same problem. Somehow Director insists on reloading a file
from the cache, even when you tell it not to.
The only sure-fire way to solve this is by appending a unique
parameter to the url on each new request, as is documented here:
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_8143
The technique described there works in projectors as well, even
thought it seemingly adresses loading from a browser only.
bye,
Mark
On 10-mrt-2006, at 1:58, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Hi List
I have a feeling this is a real newbie question but here goes.
I'm downloading the contents of an XML file from a site using
getNetText() then passing it into the XML Parser using parseString
(I'm not using parseURL for a few reasons).
The trouble I'm having is that I can't clear out the contents of
that getNetText operation each time I run the app inside the
authoring environment, nor clear it out between different movies in
the same authoring application session. The only thing I can do is
close Director and start it up again.
It's not too much of an issue because my XML file rarely changes,
but it's an annoyance having to restart Director just because I've
changed my data file. Everything's fine once I'm running as a
projector.
How to I clear out that getNetText result? Or is it the XML Parser
that's caching the info? I'm using 10.1 on Windows
TIA
Ross
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