ASO files are only used when compiling. Are your clients compiling .fla's? I would assume not...in which case it's probably just standard browser caching. In that case, you can:
1. tell them how to clear their browser cache, or
2. take measures to prevent it from happening, like: changing the URL of your app for each version (blah.com/myapp/v10/app.swf), putting in some random numbers when loading the swf (" blah.com/myapp/app.swf?nocache="+Math.random()), etc

-David R

On 4/26/06, Jonathyn B. Tellez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi OSFlashers,

 

Does anyone know of a tool out there that can delete ASO files on a client's machine. I know how to do it locally, at development time, but we've found a bug where the client isn't able to install a patch and get the new functionality. I'm presuming this is due to caching issues because the problem goes away when their machine is restarted.

 

Thanks,

 

JB Tellez

Sr. Software Engineer

Scientific Learning


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