[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-10-01 Thread Jason
I'm sorry for inconveniences. If you reply with your app's URL, I'll take a look personally and see if I can work through the problem. Also, please provide any steps I need to take in order to see the problem (e.g. what do I need to do in order to update my app data and see the caching issue). -

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-29 Thread Estevão Lucas
I can't solve this problem. I'm using my JavaScript in external files, I'm with disabled cache and using &bpc=1 On 22 set, 19:44, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, Raman's right. I usually inline all of my JavaScript during > development or disable browser caching altogether to prevent th

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-22 Thread Jason
Yes, Raman's right. I usually inline all of my JavaScript during development or disable browser caching altogether to prevent this from happening. Please let me know if you've placed your script inside your application spec and appending &bpc=1 still doesn't work for you. - Jason On Sep 20, 2:38

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-20 Thread Raman
Hi Estevão Are you sure the issues are with the XML? If you are using an external javasscript file, please try clearing your browser's cache. Raman On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 1:53 AM, Estevão Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > Yes. I did this, but nothing happens > > On 19 set, 17:12, Jason <[EMA

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-19 Thread Estevão Lucas
Yes. I did this, but nothing happens On 19 set, 17:12, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oh, I see. Are you appending &bpc=1 to your address bar > (e.g.http://prod.sandbox.orkut.com/Application.aspx?...&bpc=1). bpc stands > for "BypassCache" and should pull the latest version of your app spec >

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-19 Thread Jason
Oh, I see. Are you appending &bpc=1 to your address bar (e.g. http://prod.sandbox.orkut.com/Application.aspx?...&bpc=1). bpc stands for "Bypass Cache" and should pull the latest version of your app spec every time you refresh the page with it. - Jason On Sep 19, 1:03 pm, Estevão Lucas <[EMAIL PR

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-19 Thread Estevão Lucas
Jason, Yes, I'm using newUpdatePersonAppData to save data. The issues are that I'm need to save datas in prod.sandbox.com enviroment, but there is an old version (with bugs) cached and I can't clean it. Regards. Estevão Lucas On 19 set, 16:58, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Estevão. Are

[orkut-developer] Re: prod.sandbox.orkut.com cache

2008-09-19 Thread Jason
Hi Estevão. Are you using newUpdatePersonAppData to save data into orkut's persistence layer? If so, what caching issues are you running into? Are you trying to update the data for a given key several times but seeing the first value when you try to fetch it? Any more specifics along with a short