> How do I tell the browser/proxy that I don't want this page cached? This
> situation is slightly different to Mike's, as I understand it, because
> his HTML does not change, only the image being displayed. In my case,
> the HTML is completely different, and I want it all to reload.
Just use the pragma no-cache header in the example given before...
Or just throw in the meta tag:
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">
Oh, and just to trash IE 3 and 4 for a moment... The way it works out what
to cache is borked, so unless you include an extra <head> tag and the
no-cache meta *after* the entire <body> section, it will still cache it!
Wacky. ;)
- Jeff
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