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Re: Cache Control From rika on 10 April '01 replying to Cache Control posted by A BLACK >Hi! > I've came across a site which uses the following script <META HTTP-EQUIV="expires" CONTENT="0"> but if I try to view the page offline I can! Does this mean that the content=0 needs to be set to 1 or do I need to create some sort of cookie, only I need my site to be unavailable offline so that hopefully more people will reconnect, but mainly because it keeps being updated so I want surfers to get the most current versions. The Content= "No-Cache" meta tags don't even work in Internet Explorer or at least not in 5.5, as I continually have to click refresh when visiting my site, to get the most current version. Hi there,l Well I hope that you will recieve this e-mail since I realize that this page went online in Oct last year. I have the same problem that is mentioned above... >The Content= "No-Cache" meta tags don't even work in Internet >Explorer or at least not in 5.5, as I continually have to click >refresh when visiting my site, to get the most current version. I urgently need a way to keep one of my pages from being cached by the browser and proxy. Did you find a way to overcome the problem? Rika

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>>Hi! >> I've came across a site which uses the following script <META HTTP-EQUIV="expires" CONTENT="0"> but if I try to view the page offline I can! Does this mean that the content=0 needs to be set to 1 or do I need to create some sort of cookie, only I need my site to be unavailable offline so that hopefully more people will reconnect, but mainly because it keeps being updated so I want surfers to get the most current versions. The Content= "No-Cache" meta tags don't even work in Internet Explorer or at least not in 5.5, as I continually have to click refresh when visiting my site, to get the most current version. > >Hi there,l > >Well I hope that you will recieve this e-mail since I realize that this page went online in Oct last year. > >I have the same problem that is mentioned above... > >>The Content= "No-Cache" meta tags don't even work in Internet >Explorer or at least not in 5.5, as I continually have to click >refresh when visiting my site, to get the most current version. > >I urgently need a way to keep one of my pages from being cached by the browser and proxy. Did you find a way to overcome the problem? > >Rika