Bill Bolte wrote:
Aaah, so it's a caching issue then. Is that particular content using
PHP's caching mechanism or is it simply the browser's cache settings
mucking things up?
You are correct, it is the broser, and I have no control over which
browser they are using or how that browser is configured.
>
AJAX techniques run into the browser cache issue all the time (not that
your doing anything with AJAX here). One way to get around this is by
putting a random value in the querystring when calling a script by and
HTTP JavaScript call. Maybe by borrowing this concept and put a random
value in the querystring (that servers no purpose) will fool the browser
and load the new content.
Please tell me more. An example would be good, if you could.
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