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Hi,
How does the server handle this ??
As per your example lets say a random no 1234 is added to 'page.jsp', so
then do you sen
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Subject: A tip on how to avoid browser caching problems..
Hi there all,
I just wanted to pass on a bit of info I finally got working for web
browsers..just incase some of you out there may be seeing a similar
situation. On our site, we have 3 "top" tabs that all call the sa
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Hamid Hassan
Software Engineer
visualsoft-inc.com
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>Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 12:06:26 -0600
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>We had some problems with caching in our projects too, and the META tags
>did'nt work (we have
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> I have a question on the usage of Sy
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If you are going to submit a form, do something like the following:
if you're doing it from a link:
click
this will work fine with JSP's and
Does x has to be a variable of Whatever ?
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How did you do it please ?
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How did you do it please ?
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 5:07 PM
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Subject: A tip on how to avoid browser caching problems..
Hi there all,
I just wanted to pass on a bit of info I finally got working for web
browsers..just incase some of you out there may be seeing a similar
situation. On our site, we h
Hi there all,
I just wanted to pass on a bit of info I finally got working for web
browsers..just incase some of you out there may be seeing a similar
situation. On our site, we have 3 "top" tabs that all call the same one URL
to log in to various parts of the site. The URL the browser sees for a
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