Re: No Cache? How about this!

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Re: No Cache? How about this!

From David on 06 August '98
adding to Re: No Cache? posted by Jim

>You can try using the pragma thing, but it doesn't seem to work

I don't want to run the risk of ruining my search engine placement.

How about this! If I use a CGI driven banner rotation and a CGI driven text rotation on the main info I want to frequently update, Will they see this? Or will visitors still only see the text and banner in their cached copy?

By the way, the main message board page didn't reload for me in either Netscape or MSIE. Go figure!

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Re: No Cache? How about this! Max - 06/8/98

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Reply:	> >>You can try using the pragma thing, but it doesn't seem to work >I don't want to run the risk of ruining my search engine placement. >How about this! If I use a CGI driven banner rotation and a CGI driven text rotation on the main info I want to frequently update, Will they see this? Or will visitors still only see the text and banner in their cached copy? >By the way, the main message board page didn't reload for me in either Netscape or MSIE. Go figure!