Yes, in a proxy. Caching proxies are use by some
internet providers and they are often used inside
corporate networks.
If we want to be shure that an url is not cached,
we not only set the response headers, but also
append a unique id to the url that changes with
every request. (As parameter)
Yes, tried that random querystring on the url, but no joy.
When I switch the language from German back to en_us, I see what I want
to see. But switching German on again in the browser redisplays this
ghost resource bundle!
Does that mean it can't be the browser?
And I'm pretty sure I don't
