IIRC, if the date on the HTML doesn't change, the content (in this case the
flash file) doesn't either. I remember this was a problem with my webcomics
back when I was on a 28.8 modem and downloading them overnight for the next
day.
Unlike your client, I got geeky and wrote a Perl script to go grab them.
:-)
-- Ben Doom
Programmer & General Lackey
Moonbow Software, Inc
: -----Original Message-----
: From: Haggerty, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
: Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 3:42 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject: IE Offline Pages
:
:
: Does anyone know what IE does with offline Web pages?
:
: I have a problem with a Flash site I built. The user is storing an offline
: copy of the Web site, and his computer is scheduled to refresh the site
: twice daily.
:
: The problem is that, while the refreshes are occuring, IE is not
: downloading
: the latest version of the Flash interface, just the html. When he tries to
: browse to the Web site, IE is (apparently) loading from the
: offline version.
:
: We have tried going under tools -> internet options and deleting all Web
: documents to no avail. We have also removed the Web page from the offline
: cache, and it is no longer performing scheduled refreshes. But
: the old Flash
: is still there...
:
: Anwyays, what I would like to do is know what IE does with offline Web
: pages, especially where on the disk it stores them. I am
: imagining there is
: a CAB file somewhere on the disk that someone knows about where I can find
: the old copy, delete it, and let him load the latest site.
:
: Thanks,
: M
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