Re: Pressing reload in browser still uses cached page
Ed Avis <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.wwwoffle.user |
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amb-Uxr6IM1mbv2TY6FTCsQk+9Bc4/[email protected] (Andrew M. Bishop) writes: >>pressing reload in the web browser (Mozilla) doesn't cause wwwoffled >>to contact the server for a fresh version. >>+ request-changed = -1 > >This would seem to be the one that is causing the problem. It says >that the page is not to be refetched when online. But I'm sure I always used to have that setting in the config file, and it gave the behaviour that the cached version would always be used _except_ when hitting the reload button in the browser. Doing an explicit reload would always cause wwwoffled to fetch a fresh copy. Is there a way I can get that behaviour with the current release? >There are two things that pressing reload in a browser can do. it >can either ask the proxy for another copy of the same page or demand >that the proxy get a new version of the same page. I don't know what >browser you are using, but it seems that it is only asking for a new >page and not demanding that one is fetched. I'm using Mozilla/1.7, I also use Dillo and I think I saw the same behaviour there. That is, until recently Reload used to get a fresh copy, but now it just shows the copy from the cache. >You could try holding shift or control when pressing reload to see if >it forces the reload. I'll try that. -- Ed Avis <[email protected]>