I've had the same issue and I wasn't able to bypass it. In my case, I access
an XML file throug HTTPService, and I always get the same XML even if I
modify (or even delete!) the file from the server
On 6/7/07, Christopher Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone ever have an issue where an
Can your script also set HTTP response no-cache and expires headers?
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Caching issue
Yeah from my experiences with the flash player it appears that it uses
the browser for network connections to fetch files... and the browser
does the caching
I have a poor workaround i modify the httpservice url and keep appending
a timestamp to the url but there must be a better way?
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*Subject:* Re: [flexcoders] Caching issue in HTTPService
I've had the same issue and I wasn't able to bypass it. In my case, I
access an XML file throug
Is there a way to specify the HTTPService to no-cache mode? If I access the
URL with a browser I can get the *real* destination with CTRL+F5... I don't
know how to make an HTTPService use this kind of request; I don't even know
if it is possible. Anyone?
On 6/7/07, Christopher Olsen [EMAIL
Guido,
I did it on the server side with my php script that generates the XML
but I see HTTPService has a .headers
That's a good place to look to see if you can specify it there.
-Christopher
Guido wrote:
Is there a way to specify the HTTPService to no-cache mode? If I
access the URL with
Thanks! I'll try that right away!
Guido
On 6/7/07, Christopher Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guido,
I did it on the server side with my php script that generates the XML but
I see HTTPService has a .headers
That's a good place to look to see if you can specify it there.
-Christopher
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