RE: CGI form Caching problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : : If you're using IE for development, ditch it. : : I would never even thonk about using IE to develop with. I do use it : for further testing, but thats about all. I am using Firefox (PC) : mainly, although The problem still exists on IE (PC

Re: CGI form Caching problem

> use strict; > use warnings; Yes, I have these on as always. > Apache won't cache the result of a script directory AFAIK. So that means it MUST be a browser caching problem right? > If you're using IE for development, ditch it. I would never even thonk about using IE to develop with. I do use

Re: CGI form Caching problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [snip] > > I have tried sending all sorts of headers to the browser to stop it > caching the page but nothing has made a difference. So perhaps the problem > is not in the browser, but in apache somewhere?? > > anyone ever had this (or a similar) problem!! > Are

Re: CGI form Caching problem

use strict; use warnings; Those two will save you a lot of nightmares with inconsistencies from a development standpoint. Apache won't cache the result of a script directory AFAIK. If you're using IE for development, ditch it. Use a browser with a web development extension like mozilla or opera

RE: CGI form Caching problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : I thought this must be to do with browser caching... As, on : submission, the browser seems to send the form back to the : server with the old values in it. But surely, even If the : browser has cached the page, when I alter the value in one o