Re: headers: setting right for browser to force reload at a certain point in time

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Yes, that's what i thought, but with my FF 3.0 the resources (swf,png,jpg)
don't get reloaded. I have to reload the page (after deleting cache).

Something to do with the Apache configuration?

??

Thanks for the reply.

Tim-Hinnerk Heuer

http://www.ihostnz.com
Laurence J. Peter  - "If two wrongs don't make a right, try three."

2009/2/23 Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

> German Geek wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > We have an application that generates dynamic ebooks. One of the
> > (minor) problems (but yet annoying) is that when a user comes back to
> > an ebook, they have to actually delete the cache and reload the page
> > to not get the cached version which might be wrong because the content
> > or even the flash application is updated.
>
> Deleting the cache should not be necessary, a reload should be enough.
> (it certainly is with Firefox).
>
> > It would be neat if we could force a reload of the page, but only with
> > a special condition like the ebook being updated or the swf. The swf
> > and also the other resources are not reloaded though, because it is a
> > get request.
>
> The request type has nothing to do with it - the browser will do a
> conditional GET if the local copy is expired.  Just set the right
> expiry time on your files when you serve them, then they will
> automatically be checked by the browser.
>
>
> /Per
>
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