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Posted by William Stokes on 10/11/08 11:14
I just tested this on a normal http site
header ("Cache-Control: no-cache");
with Opera 8.0 and it seems to me that the browser respects the no-cache
header.
-Will
"Thomas Goyne" <Knightking@smempire.org> kirjoitti
viestissδ:op.sptw460rtktz7n@downstairs...
> On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 06:46:58 -0700, Jason Barnett
> <jason.barnett@telesuite.com> wrote:
>
>> William Stokes wrote:
>> ...
>>> This works fine in IE and Firefox but Opera "remembers" users previous
>>> choice and prints wrong info to user. After pressin refresh button it's
>>> back
>>> to normal.
>>>
>>> So does Opera store variable values to a local cache so that unset()
>>> won't
>>> clear them? Sounds odd? If this is the case how this can be fixed?
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot
>>> -Will
>>
>> If anything Opera is probably caching up the pages in the browser.
>> Opera doesn't store "local variable values" as much as it can store the
>> output generated by your page. One possible solution to this is to send
>> the no-cache header.
>>
>> http://www.procata.com/cachetest/tests/pragma/index.php
>
> This will not do anything, as Opera ignores the no-cache header on
> non-secure sites (greatly due to the abuse of it by php).
>
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