Is it possible that his IE is using a proxy server of some kind, and this is caching the result? If he's deleted all his temporary files inside IE, then I don't see how IE itself could be loading the old version of a website - dunno where XAP files are stored though.
Cheers Ken From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Greg Keogh Sent: Friday, 14 February 2014 4:43 PM To: ozDotNet Subject: Re: [OT] Internet Explorer caching You can trick the browser by appending a version to the download url (of the XAP). Indeed! Starting a few days ago I put the version number inside the full XAP file name to help avoid unwanted caching. We've been running experiments with 4 people and getting improved but still occasional unpredictable caching problems. One guy's IE shows the old app, another has Chome stuck but not his IE, and so on. One chap put ?foo=bar on the URL and it woke up the new version. So it's all a bit of a dog's breakfast. However, I feel that changing the XAP file name on each release can only make things better. The chap with the dodgy IE11 did a full reset and reboot but it had no effect. Greg
