Shawn,
With IE we have found that using the following meta tag only works, although we
have not tested with IE 5.0 yet:
<meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">
All other combinations of meta tags did not work properly. This syntax also
works with Netscape..
Good Luck!
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Shawn Van Dusen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/05/99 10:52:20 AM
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Hello,
I have tried all three meta-tags, and it still doesn't work under IE
5.0. Works fine under every other browser though...
Shawn Van Dusen
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>Hi:
>1:) I try the meta tag with static html, and the page is still be cached in
disk. Also, I try setHeader("Expires", "-1"), setHeader("Pragma",
"no-cache"), and setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache") in servlet to
generate the html page, but it is still cached in memory. Therefore, user
can still use back/forward button to see the page.
Hello,
I have tried all three
meta-tags, and it still doesn't work under IE 5.0. Works fine under every other
browser though...
Shawn Van Dusen
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hi:
>1:) I try the meta tag with static html, and the page is still be cached in disk. Also, I try setHeader("Expires", "-1"), setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache"), and setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache") in servlet to generate the html page, but it is still cached in memory. Therefore, user can still use back/forward button to see the page.
