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Posted by Larry Lindstrom on 09/05/05 22:36
WD10 wrote:
> On Mon, 05 Sep 2005 04:24:06 -0700, Neredbojias wrote:
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>>With neither quill nor qualm, Larry Lindstrom quothed:
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>>> I'm using the tools a non-technical user
>>>will have to browse my page. Why can't I
>>>force a refresh to see the current HTML?
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>>Apparently it's refreshing the page from the cache, so clear the cache
>>then change your page-cache settings.
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> Easiest way to prevent page caching: Firefox Web Developer Toolbar. I
> listed some of the features here:
> http://tips.webdesign10.com/web-developer-toolbar.htm
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> You just click on "Disable" and then on "Disable Cache", and the browser
> will stop caching pages.
Thanks Neredbojias, Jonathan and WD10:
I've bookmarked your page WD10, and I'll look at
it after I've finished some of the tutorials. What
do people think of the W3Schools tutorials? I've
used them before and they seem pretty good. Any
others I should be looking at for getting back up
to speed with Web development?
I don't mind caches. But I'm wondering if it
seems like a flaw in the browser that a non technical
user, with no knowledge of caches, can't hit the
"Reload current page" icon and get the current page
from the server. Is this something that should be
fixed in Firefox, or is this working just like it
should?
Thanks
Larry
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