Hallo Jeroen ;)
There are several ways to control the caching of pages and images, including sending headers and META tags. These are ofcourse HTML/HTTP features and not specific to PHP. Because it seems to be needed to send a combination of these to make it work for a situations, I prefer another method which works quite well on images, example: <IMG SRC="test.gif?<? echo(time()); ?>"> This appends a UNIX timestamp to the image location so the browser sees a different image location on each page load, forcing it to download the image every time. bvr. Jeroen Timmers wrote: >is there some command with php dat >the page some images not load out the cache >but reloading the image? > >Thx Jeroen > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
