I'm working on a django project on a development box. I have for the
most part the default settings, and I noticed it seems as though every
visited page is cached, and if there isn't a redirect to the "cached"
page I don't get updated results. For example If I look at a page
that has information pulled from the database but has some features
that require login I use
{% if user.is_authenticated %}
<!-- insert code to allow user to rate product -->
{% else %}
<!--Show product rating, don't allow user to rate product -->
{% endif %}
So when I initially visit the page, it doesn't allow me to rate the
product. So I login and it redirects me to the home page(/). The
home page prints out my user name, so I know I am logged in. However
if I visit that product page again it still won't let me rate the
procduct, unless I refresh the page. After refreshing the page my
username shows up, and I am allowed to rate the product.
So my question is does django cache all pages by default? It seems
that unless there is a redirect somewhere I will not see the updated
page w/o manually refreshing. Is there a setting I need to change,
and if not, is there something else I should be doing to prevent this
caching?
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