Re: Preventing Browsers Cacheing a .cfm file

2000-12-14 Thread Chris Norloff
I'm trying myself to sort out the browser cachine, proxy caching, encrypted pages cached in browsers but not in proxies, pages cached but requiring revalidation, etc. Confusing! I recommend starting with the Caching Tutorial at http://www.stars.com/Internet/Cache/ then check out his

Preventing Browsers Cacheing a .cfm file

2000-12-11 Thread Gene Kraybill
I have a page where Javascript (the onchange event in a SELECT box) reloads a page and resets some session vars. I had problems where those session vars would not get reset because the page was being pulled out of the browser cache. The problem disappeared if I set the browser options to check

Preventing Browsers Cacheing a .cfm file

2000-08-10 Thread AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --=_NextPart_000_00C4_01C0039A.5121F240 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Is the a code that will successfully prevent a .cfm page from being = cached on a users browser that will

Re: Preventing Browsers Cacheing a .cfm file

2000-08-10 Thread rkeniger
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

RE: Preventing Browsers Cacheing a .cfm file

2000-08-10 Thread Michael Sheldon
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