RE: FLASH: Server caching [was] Salaries

[JGL]

I'd have a word with my hosting provider and get it resolved. It's called a

proxy-cache. Or, You may need to put content expired tags in your html

document.


jgl



>>>

First of all my apologies if I'm rabitting an old problem but Ive not been

able to find the solution anywhere...


I have a flash movie on a web server.  It works fine.  However I recently

overwrote it with another flash movie, the same thing but with some

changes.   It refuses to show the changes.  No matter how many times I

refresh it doesn't change.  I KNOW for a fact that the new verison is up

there....  I even installed brand new browsers and they showed the old

version also.


I've been told by the people here that this is a regular problem, and that

somehow the server seems to cache the flash movie itself.  No matter how

many different browser/people/machines/locations I try it shows the old

version - but that verison doesn't even exist on the server anymore.


I am responsible for R&D among other things, and I've been looking about

for a fix for this - any takers?  Or at least does anyone know a way to

manually refresh the things?


Any ideas at all would be very well received...


regards,


Toby Tremayne





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