Re: FLASH: SWF file cached

[james]

I know, I tried clearing the cache at the ASP/Server

level, and even that didn't work.



--- Gary <

garyinternetalia [dot] ie

> wrote:

> Nope this don't work just tried it.

> I'm going to try navNoWritecache now

> 

> gary

> ----- Original Message -----

>

From: A.R. <rodmanndigitalwelten [dot] com>

>

To: <flashershocker [dot] com>

> Sent: 22 July 1999 08:43

> Subject: Re: FLASH: SWF file cached

> 

> 

> > james wrote:

> >

> > > I'm testing a new flash site and it's a pain

> because

> > > IE is caching the SWF file, so I have to close,

> > > re-open, etc. to flush the file and have it grab

> the

> > > newest one with the changes.

> > >

> > > Is there a way around this?  I'm using ASP and I

> > > thought that killing the page cache would help,

> but

> > > evidently the SWF file is getting stored/cached

> as

> > > well.

> > >

> > > Any tips are appreciated.  It's always nice to

> have

> > > the "boss" simply hit refresh and see the latest

> > > changes.

> >

> > Hi james,

> > your workaround for this is pretty easy here:

> > all you have to do is put these commands in the

> HEAD-Section of your pages

> >

> > <meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">

> >

> > This tells (any) browser that the page its asking

> for has already

> "expired"

> >

> > (content=0, usually you put a expiration-date

> here) and force it to really

> > reload the

> > page itself any time it is calling the page,

> without hitting the

> > Reload-Button.

> >


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