Depends on the browser you're using. Clearing the cache is all you
should have to do, but depending on whether you are sitting behind a
web proxy even that might sometimes not be enough. In my experience,
web proxies are a frequent source of developer frustration (especially
MS proxies).
Sometimes putting a query string on the end of your request can help, eg
http://www.yoursite.com/myapp.swf?foo=bar
You can then randomise this which can help if you're behind a bad web
proxy.
In addition, if you have control over the server environment, you can
set the no-cache headers when serving your files. This should stop
your browser holding onto them (and ought to also stop web proxies
doing the same).
Guy
On 03/12/2008, at 10:21 AM, Adolfo Ruiz wrote:
When ever I compile a proj/application the SWF I saw didn’t reflect
any of the changes I’d made.
I need to clear the cache, history, cookies in the browser.
How to over come this.
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