>Is the a code that will successfully prevent a .cfm page from being =
>cached on a users browser that will work effectively across browsers
Yes.
You should set up a variable (preferably in your application.cfm) that sets a
random number and append that to all your URLs, eg:
<cfset token="nc=#randrange(1,999999)#">
<cfoutput>
<a href="newpage.cfm?#token#">Click here to go to the non-cached page</a>
</cfoutput>
The URL will end up something like: newpage.cfm?nc=12314. The dummy argument is
ignored by the browser.
This will force the browser to get new pages because all the URLs are different.
I had big caching problems with Mac Internet Explorer 4.5 before implementing
this.
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Rob Keniger
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