Re: Internet Explorer and caching
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 30180
interpreted = N
texte = on 4/6/2000 6:40 PM, Glenn Busbin at GBusbin@mindspring.com wrote:> I dunno. I do know that when I used IE 4.x to test my site, I had no > problems with duplicate cart numbers. A new cart was assigned for each > shopping trip. When I eventually used NN 4.x, however, the same cart number > was used for each shopping trip. I had to restart the server to get rid of > that problem.You should not have to restart the server. The server is not misbehaving. There is a keyboard command in most browsers that is *supposed* to force the browser to reload from the server instead of retrieving it from cache. The super reload, as it were. Try that when you run into duplicate carts. That doesn't help the average web site customer, nor is it feasable to ask all your customers to set their cache preferences to always, but as the programmer of your own site, it makes more sense than restarting the server.Mike ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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on 4/6/2000 6:40 PM, Glenn Busbin at GBusbin@mindspring.com wrote:> I dunno. I do know that when I used IE 4.x to test my site, I had no > problems with duplicate cart numbers. A new cart was assigned for each > shopping trip. When I eventually used NN 4.x, however, the same cart number > was used for each shopping trip. I had to restart the server to get rid of > that problem.You should not have to restart the server. The server is not misbehaving. There is a keyboard command in most browsers that is *supposed* to force the browser to reload from the server instead of retrieving it from cache. The super reload, as it were. Try that when you run into duplicate carts. That doesn't help the average web site customer, nor is it feasable to ask all your customers to set their cache preferences to always, but as the programmer of your own site, it makes more sense than restarting the server.Mike ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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