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hi
i have a huge cache problem......after i have designed my site - i have obviously previewed it alot right...then i launch it..all cool but when i update it with new content i cant see the updates - even after i emptied my temp folders....i can only see the updates in like 2 days? I have tested IE AND OPERA - same problem??
so now daily visitors to my site cant see the updates?!
site: zoopedup.com
plz check my meta tags....some1 told me those tags i have @ the top of the page will help but they are not! Is it becuz zoopedup is so graphic intensive...?
Is ther 1 way to make sure that ppl will always see the newest page?????
regards,
radman
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Suzanne posted this at 15:56 — 18th January 2003.
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you have a problem on the server-side, likely a matter of your host not allowing updates to be immediate. Alternatively, it could be that you are behind a router that has a cache that isn't flushing. Either way, contact your host.
Busy posted this at 19:38 — 18th January 2003.
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I find holding hold ctrl while hitting reload/refresh can help to display the current page. but it is the server cache holding on to the old one.
radman posted this at 10:40 — 19th January 2003.
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ok i am going to have a spk to him but.....i have ad this error with all my hosts..whats the chance of all of my prev hosts doong this...
i think it could be my isp..
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radman
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Suzanne posted this at 16:28 — 19th January 2003.
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if you're continually having problems, then it's most likely your ISP, yup. talk to them too.
They may be "saving bandwidth" by caching and only releasing documents after 48 hours -- not good for development! They *should* be serving documents that are unchanged from the cache, and respecting that when documents have changed they should be updated.
radman posted this at 19:15 — 13th November 2003.
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straight up..
i have sorted the problem.. just one call 2 the isp...
but its a couple of hours now.. which is alright..
its better than a few days
druagord posted this at 20:13 — 13th November 2003.
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busy
isn't it the shift key?
Busy posted this at 21:55 — 13th November 2003.
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F5 does the same thing with only one button
druagord posted this at 22:01 — 13th November 2003.
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cool thanks i didn't know that one.
doesn't seem to work on Mac
Jack Michaelson posted this at 08:17 — 14th November 2003.
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on IE it should. Not Safari though.
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