pikatore
I'm positive that Sodetel is caching my sites, which becomes a major pain in the ass as I can't see my changes immediately while I'm working on them.
How can I get around this easily?
battikh
there are meta tags in the header that can be used to make the page non-cacheable. that would work IF sodetel is respecting these tags, they could be ignoring them...
battikh
that's to make it non-cacheable:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Cache-Control" CONTENT ="no-cache">
and that's to make sure your browser doesn't use a locally chached version of the page, in case the problem is due to your browser's cache:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="expires" CONTENT="0">
pikatore
That's really handy, didn't know META tags could be used for that. Thanks
pikatore
So I guess I have to wait until the cached site expires now on their server
J4D
sometimes its cached on your browser itself , there is only one way to know , press ctrl-F5 in Firefox while the page you want is opened . then you will be able to know the source of the problem , either sodetel , or the browser :)
pikatore
Yeah, first thing I did was check my browser... then I checked on all of my other browsers. Definetely Sodetel.
duckster
append a dummy GET variable at the end of the url :)
e.g. ?jslksjslkjs
this would push your browser, and cache servers, to consider it as a new page
