Browsers caches are known to be a can of wurms... They just assume too much. I normally set all my browsers to ALWAYS check the pages and avoid the use of cache as someone would run away from the plague...

Cache is nice for useres... for development... try not to use it at all...

(and wouldn't be nice if the browsers manufactors would just program a cache that works as it should - knowing what to cache and not and when to ask a refresh or not)...

Cheers,
Luis Ferro

Mikael Jansson wrote:

If you look at the source code in your browser do you see all of the code
that you sent or is it "cut of" in the end?

Have you checked in your browser settings if the page ar cached or loaded
everytime?

This is just wild guesses to ensure that the browser is not the problem

br

/ Mikael

"Greg Whitehead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi All

I could use some help. I have a problem with which I am not sure if its
PHP4.3.2, MySQL4.0.13 or Apache2.0.46 all running on windows XP.
The problem is I have a web page that shows a list of data (20 items) from
MySQL database using PHP script and I get varying results when I view this
page:

page displays normally (very seldom).
page displays header only.
page displays nothing (most commonly).
page displays a few entries then stops.
page displays the page with some weird code being displayed beside the
header (uppercase P and square box with a ? following).

MySQL logs don't show any problem accessing the data.

I have tried using the both Internet Explorer and Netscape, both browsers
give similar problems. Netscape seems to more tolerant than Explorer.
Continued refreshing will get the page to eventually display in Netscape


but


this does not happen with Explorer.

Anyone have any ideas what might be my problem ?

Thanks in Advance

Greg Whitehead












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