With IE, a refresh is F5 or even better, ctrl-F5. Should always get the
latest updates. Or you could add:
header(Cache-Control: no-cache);
at the beginning of your php code.
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Jim Giner wrote:
With IE, a refresh is F5 or even better, ctrl-F5. Should always get the
latest updates. Or you could add:
header(Cache-Control: no-cache);
at the beginning of your php code.
Well, that works! :-/ (I'm embarrassed to say)
For some reason I over-thought that one.
Thx,
HTH!
One thing - you should remove it after doing your development so that users
can take advantage of caching on their systems.
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So you're saying a page refresh in your browser doesn't cure the problem?
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Jim Giner wrote:
So you're saying a page refresh in your browser doesn't cure the problem?
Hi, sorry for the delay.. Yes, page refresh/s is basically what I am
doing to get to the latest edits (by clicking in and out of the edit
area). Reloading the page one or more times works as well.
