Thanks, Joshua, for the tip. What worked in the end was:
<Files specific.xsl>
Header set Cache-Control no-cache
</Files>
Note that this references the XSLT file, not the script. Also for some
reason this didn't seem to work until I put the <Files> section after
the <Directory> section for cgi-bin.
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 7/24/07, Jim Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using Apache on an intranet to serve an XML database. Users can
modify what they see by selecting radio buttons on an HTML form. The
form sends off a CGI GET request with different parameters, based on the
buttons selected -- for example, generic_xsl.rex?product=A&revision=B.
The script generates a customized XSLT file called "specific.xsl" and
then sends the XML file with an xsl:stylesheet header invoking
specific.xsl.
On some browsers, successive different requests don't change the
display. The user has to hit Refresh to see the updated XSLT output.
. . .
The header directive can be scoped inside
<Directory>/<Location>/<Files> sections. So for example,
<Files generic_xsl.rex>
Header set ...
</Files>
You could also try different cache-control directives like
must-revalidate to see if the effect was better.
Joshua.
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