Re: FLASH: Refreshing content

[james]

Well, none of these are working for me.  I understand

the changing of the browser settings, but that means

every user would have to do this to see the latest and

great flash movie.


I just don't get why it's happening, I mean, when I

use a Response.Expires of whatever years ago with ASP,

even images are refreshed and not pulled from the

cache.  Why would a .swf file be any different?


This is annoying especially during development stages.


Any other ideas?



--- Bill <

bill501mindspring [dot] com

> wrote:

> At 9:07 AM +0100 7/22/99, Gary wrote:

> >Anybody know of a way to get the browser to ask for

> the newest one like can

> >be done with html and a bit of code.

> 

> In Netscape in the cache prefs under advanced under

> "Page in cache is 

> compared to page on network" check everytime.

> 

> In MIE check Always in Update Cache under advanced

> settings

> 

> I use a Mac. Windows settings may be a bit

> different.

> 

> It usually works.

> 

> Sometimes one has to super-reload - use,

> option-click on a link. In 

> frames you may have to open the frame in a new

> window and 

> option-click on it.

> 

> Bill


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