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Posted by Jure Erznoznik on 08/03/05 17:24
Hi guys,
I have written a small application in PHP. HTTP Server used is Apache 2.
PHP marks the pages it generates as non-cacheable which is problematic in
IE. If I press the Back button, IE will say that page has expired from cache
and I have to press the refresh button. Firefox does not have the same
problem.
To solve the problem, I modify the PHP headers so that page expiration is
set to 300 sec. This solves the above problem, but a new one appears:
IE will load the pages from cache which is of course bad since they contain
dynamic data (login information, database data).
Question: How do i make IE stop telling me the page has expired and
automatically reload instead?
Thanks,
Jure
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