Nope, didn't work but I think I have to redifine the problem. I just discovered that I
that I've got the wrong protocol thingey (I'm new at this, sorry). I ran "echo
$SERVER_PROTOCOL;" and got back "HTTP/1.0" wich I think is wrong. I don't know. I'm
confused
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Hi,
maybe this code will help in your case:
Header("Expires: Fri, 10 Jun 1976 07:00:00 GMT");
It's send informations about expiration of the
document (which is set in the reasonable past) and it
influence cache behaviour. In my script it's working
fine.
Let me know if that helped you, greeting
Hi again
Whoa, now I'm replying my own inquirys (is it spelled like that?). Anyway, I've been
searching the net for answers and came up with proxy cache. It's something about a
layer in the middle also caching. To work around that you were supposed use
"proxy-revalidate" but I'm not sure how i
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Bizarre.
I always send both those headers at the beginning of the page and it has
always worked fine.
-Steve
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From:
php-windows Digest 23 Nov 2001 14:30:44 - Issue 868
Topics (messages 10585 through 10593):
asp to php converting
10585 by: Buchleitner Martin
10587 by: David Elliott
Re: Problems with $PHP_AUTH_USER and $PHP_AUTH_PW
10586 by: Jura Khrapunov
IIS + PHP + Network Driv
Hi y'all
I'm using the following script to send headers preventing browsers from
caching my page (since the page is supposed to be dynamic). But it seems as
none of the headers work. The only thing working right now is setting your
browser to never cache pages (and I think that's a bit too much t
