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On 10-mrt-2006, at 13:21, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
thanks for sharpening thomas and my remarks :-)
hehe
Actually, I had overlooked both your replies before sending off mine,
if I had seen them I'd have kept silent
oh well...
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thanks for sharpening thomas and my remarks :-)
Mark Hagers wrote:
I had the same problem. Somehow Director insists on reloading a file
from the cache, even when you tell it not to.
The only sure-fire way to solve this is by appending a unique
parameter to the url on each new request, as is do
I had the same problem. Somehow Director insists on reloading a file
from the cache, even when you tell it not to.
The only sure-fire way to solve this is by appending a unique
parameter to the url on each new request, as is documented here:
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/i
getNetText("http://mydomain.com/myXMLFile.xml?time="; & the
milliseconds)
Doesn't matter what the CGI var is, or its value. (As long as it's
unique.)
It doesn't even have to be a variable definition, any unique query
string does it as well, like e.g.
getNetText("http://mydomain.com/myXMLFile.x
The trouble I'm having is that I can't clear out the contents of that
getNetText operation each time I run the app inside the authoring
environment, nor clear it out between different movies in the same
authoring application session.
If what you mean is that different getNetText() calls to the s
Hi List
I have a feeling this is a real newbie question but here goes.
I'm downloading the contents of an XML file from a site using getNetText()
then passing it into the XML Parser using parseString (I'm not using
parseURL for a few reasons).
The trouble I'm having is that I can't clear out
