The best way to prevent caching in dynamic web systems (a4d, asp, php, jsp, cgi, etc) is to append a random query parameter to every url. Using meta tags and sending special "no cache" headers sometimes works, but is mostly unreliable when users are using IE, which is unfortunately so popular.
Correct. Once again Microsoft breaks a standard...
My existing systems don't have these random query parameters, but need them. Modifying all my code to append them is a possibility, but will take a long time, plus I'll probably miss some places. Is there a better way to do this? Something generic that can be easily applied to every page?
See the documentation for the "set response buffer" command, which outlines the approach necessary.
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