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From: Matthew Gonzales Date: Tue May 13 07:04:37 2008 Subject: Re: Sessions Question!
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 beautiful country! Matt G Matthew Gonzales IT Professional Specialist Enterprise Information Technology Services University of Georgia Email: matt323@uga.edu <mailto:matt323@uga.edu> Phone: (706)542-9538 Alf Stockton wrote: > 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:- > <meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache"> > also when you get to call the offending page make sure that the call > is not the same as what it was the last time it was called. I use:- > <a href=Administration.php?Diva=".rand()."><img src=images/Back.png></a> > Note the ?Diva=".rand()." unlikely to be the same twice....:-( > >
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