Its not always a caching issue, its a browser auto-form-fill 'feature'
Use Mozilla and download the web developer toolbar. It will help you turn on/off these features and even
let you see hidden form fields w/o resorting to view source ->search


But I don't get this bug much since I switched to telnet as a browser, Mozilla is just too bloated for me.

-Aaron

Matt Feifarek wrote:

Ian Bicking wrote:

If it's the browser, I sometimes force a real refresh by putting some random number in a variable in the URL, e.g., somepage?z=10394.

It's also pretty easy to set http headers that prevent caching:

.setHeader( "Pragma", "no-cache" ) # for http1.0 clients
.setHeader( "Cache-Control", "no-cache" ) # for http1.1 clients

There are also some <META> tags, I think...



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