[flexcoders] Re: Updates Issue in Mozilla ....any thoughts to share???

2009-01-08 Thread akila_ksri
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton tom.chiver...@... 
wrote:

 On Wednesday 07 Jan 2009, akila_ksri wrote:
  The application we are developing needs the controls like labels, 
data
  grid etc., to be updated every second. This works fine without any
  issue in IE 7, but the updates fail to happen in Mozilla most of 
the
  time. Clearing cache through html does not work!!!
 
 So, what have you tried ? Where have you looked to see how far the 
 request/response gets ?
 
 -- 
 Tom Chiverton
 Helping to enthusiastically reinvent granular sticky web-enabled 
 functionalities
 
 

Hi Tom,

The response reaches the player. But the player use to update only 
when i clear cache manually and refresh it.
I tried with what Alex suggested (appending a unique string to the 
url) and it works fine!:)...Thanks for your response anyways:)

-akila





[flexcoders] Re: Updates Issue in Mozilla ....any thoughts to share???

2009-01-08 Thread akila_ksri
Hi Alex,

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. It works just fine:) 

-akila

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, oneworld95 oneworl...@... 
wrote:

 You could append a unique value to a querystring on the server URL 
for
 each update, something to fool the browser into clearing the cache.
 The date/time worked for me when dealing with images that were being
 cached.
 
 Of course, updating the data every second seems inefficient and will
 put a lot of load on your server, but if that's part of your
 requirements, who am I to question it.
 
 -Alex 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, akila_ksri akila_ksri@ wrote:
 
  The application we are developing needs the controls like labels, 
data 
  grid etc., to be updated every second. This works fine without any   
  issue in IE 7, but the updates fail to happen in Mozilla most of 
the 
  time. Clearing cache through html does not work!!!
  We have to get it working in Mozilla at the earliest.
  Any thoughts on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
  Waiting for a positive response..
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Akila
 






[flexcoders] Re: Updates Issue in Mozilla ....any thoughts to share???

2009-01-08 Thread akila_ksri
Hi Alex,

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. It works just fine:)

-akila

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, oneworld95 oneworl...@... 
wrote:

 You could append a unique value to a querystring on the server URL 
for
 each update, something to fool the browser into clearing the cache.
 The date/time worked for me when dealing with images that were being
 cached.
 
 Of course, updating the data every second seems inefficient and will
 put a lot of load on your server, but if that's part of your
 requirements, who am I to question it.
 
 -Alex 
 
 --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, akila_ksri akila_ksri@ wrote:
 
  The application we are developing needs the controls like labels, 
data 
  grid etc., to be updated every second. This works fine without any   
  issue in IE 7, but the updates fail to happen in Mozilla most of 
the 
  time. Clearing cache through html does not work!!!
  We have to get it working in Mozilla at the earliest.
  Any thoughts on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
  Waiting for a positive response..
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Akila
 






[flexcoders] Re: Updates Issue in Mozilla ....any thoughts to share???

2009-01-07 Thread oneworld95
You could append a unique value to a querystring on the server URL for
each update, something to fool the browser into clearing the cache.
The date/time worked for me when dealing with images that were being
cached.

Of course, updating the data every second seems inefficient and will
put a lot of load on your server, but if that's part of your
requirements, who am I to question it.

-Alex 

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, akila_ksri akila_k...@... wrote:

 The application we are developing needs the controls like labels, data 
 grid etc., to be updated every second. This works fine without any   
 issue in IE 7, but the updates fail to happen in Mozilla most of the 
 time. Clearing cache through html does not work!!!
 We have to get it working in Mozilla at the earliest.
 Any thoughts on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
 Waiting for a positive response..
 
 Thanks in advance,
 Akila