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4/20/2008 3:45 PM
 

I have upgraded ie6 to ie7 on a number of machines and have noticed that the default behaviour of ie7 is to cache pages without calling back the server. This means that when I revisit a page on a dnn site it is out of date as ie7 is not rendering the page updates. I need to do a ctrl f5 to refresh the page. Is there anything I can do to work around this from the dnn server end to force a page refresh as there must be many users out there that will not think to do it themselves.

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Colm


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4/20/2008 7:38 PM
 

While I have not noticed this to be a problem myself, I can appreciate your concern.  To my knowledge, that behavior has little to no change since IE6.  If you want IE to always call for the most recent version of the page, you can change your settings in the browser, but you're right.  The default behavior is to not do this.  The thing that makes IE call for a fressh download of the web page and its associated file is the HTTP Header that describes the date/time that the page was last updated.  I remember seeing once that DNN handles this for you, by automatically adjusting that value in the META tags.  You can easily check this by viewing the rendered source of your site.


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4/22/2008 12:45 PM
 

Which META tag am I looking for?


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4/22/2008 3:24 PM
 
<meta name="expires" content="[datetime]" />

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