In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Joel
Dossey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One way to fool browsers when making an image request is to append a
random string to the query string of the img src. In these situations,
adding 'rand=<?php print(time()); ?>' can do the trick.
Jeff
> Greetings, I have a php script that generates a random image. All images
> are kept in a mysql table. It works fine when viewed by IE, but
> Netscape, and Lynx, always show the same image. The database
> information, however, is changed as it should be (correctly incrementing
> the times seen column for the image), and on refresh all information
> goes as it should, except for randomly selecting an image.
> This may be an apache caching problem, but I was
> wondering if anyone has run into this working with php in general, and
> what solutions I need to explore.
>
> Thanks much, Joel Dossey
>
>
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