Matthew Gonzales wrote:
Alf,
Do the headers just prevent the browser from holding on to the cache and
does the session still work? I am a little confused. I looked at the
info on PHP.net and it confused even more.
The meta header goes into the header of your html and is supposed to
tell the
Alf,
Do the headers just prevent the browser from holding on to the cache and
does the session still work? I am a little confused. I looked at the
info on PHP.net and it confused even more.
By the way. South Africa rocks! I just spent last Christmas in Capetown
and Langebaan with my wife. A
Brereton,
Try this website. I had the hardest time getting PHP 5 and MySQL to work
with IIS6 and W2K3. This article is for IIS5.5 but the configuration of
PHP and MySQL is the same. It worked for me.
Matt G
Matthew Gonzales
IT Professional Specialist
Enterprise Information Technology Service
Done that with no improvement.
I'm sure that using PHP5 would be a better option, but it refuses to see/read
the dlls.
Is there something with w2k3/IIS6 that is a known problem?
Before you say it, apache is not an option.
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Farley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Matthew Gonzales wrote:
What function would I use to clear the browser cache.
There is no function that can clear cache only the user can clear their
own cache..:-(
The best you can do is:-
also when you get to call the offending page make sure that the call is
not the same as what it wa
