Won't Release Cache

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October 20, 200025 yr

I'm trying to modify a web page. Everytime I look at it live, I'm seeing the old page. I've done the Misc. Script command to Flush Cache, but nothing happens.

Is there something more radical I can do to flush the cache?

October 20, 200025 yr

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Originally posted by victorahugo:

I'm trying to modify a web page. Everytime I look at it live, I'm seeing the old page. I've done the Misc. Script command to Flush Cache, but nothing happens.

Is there something more radical I can do to flush the cache?

This is probable not FMP, but might be your web browser. Flush the cache on your web browser.

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October 20, 200025 yr

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This is an FMP problem. We run 2 web servers for different content. The Webstar server runs fine, the FMP server is really slow to accept changes.

October 26, 200025 yr

Try putting this HTML tag in the <Head> section of your web pages:

This should prevent your browser from locally caching documents. This works well for Mac's but I don't know about Windows.

October 30, 200025 yr

What is "Pragma"? We have the same problem and are going to try the code using W2K.

November 2, 200025 yr

Check out this link concerning caching: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q234/0/67.ASP

It gives information about 'Pragma' and the 'expires' meta tag

November 10, 200025 yr

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Originally posted by smoothdra:

Check out this link concerning caching:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q234/0/67.ASP

It gives information about 'Pragma' and the 'expires' meta tag

I guess that is solution for browsers.

This case is about Unlimited WC caching something from database.

My HTML updates are not cached at all, but the database content is cached for couple of minutes or to the next change from web if the original change was done through FileMaker.