Don'f forget to check for multiple copies of the included files somewhere
near the base files. Even IIS doesn't cache through a stop/start cycle or
reboot.
Regards.
""Phillip Bow"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'd hav
I'd have to agree with Phil(and not just because thats my name too :). If
you are using IE then you may want to change Tools->Internet Options --
General->Temp Internet Files->Settings... to every page visit if it isn't
already. If you have NS or some other browser you may want to go to the
page
I have the same setup as you, but I can't believe that the server can
possibly cache your include files - I'm sure something else must be going
on. I assume you are using the cgi version of PHP - if so, there's only
php.exe knows about your include files, and it dies and forgets everything
at the
Hi all Group:
I have an NT SERVER 4.0 (sp6) + IIS 4 + PHP 4.04pl1
I have some applications developed in PHP, and normally i always use the include()
function.
Normally all include files are on the same directory (\include) and all have .IDI
extension.
The problem is that the server caching t
