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Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by bake, 2003/05/06.

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  1. 2003/05/06
    bake

    bake Inactive Thread Starter

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    Running windows 200 pro, When I go to a web page from "my favorites" I get the site but have to hit refresh to get the newest version of the site. Any hints?

    Thanks
    Don
     
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  2. 2003/05/07
    Lonny Jones

    Lonny Jones Inactive Alumni

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    Hi bake

    You didnt mention the version of IE ?
    Try deleting cookies or atleast deleting the expired ones
    tools internet options [settings] [view files]
    cookies are on the top --expirerd colunm over on the right top
    R/click delete
    and clear the cacth [delete files] mark the popup to delete offline content and use the clear history button.
    if still you dont get the latest page go tools internet options ,settings [X[ every visit to the page you might while you're there set the slider to middle of less.


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  4. 2003/05/08
    Lonny Jones

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    Hi bake


    take a look at this also, langa newsletter just out today, about
    same subject and with shortcuts to previous articles.
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    2) Invisible Caching

    Dear Fred, I read with interest the piece on web pages not updating due to cache problems on the user's local PC as I had similar problems some months ago.

    I suspected a similar problem at the time and did something like what you suggested and was surprised when it didn't fix it. I even went to the length of completely disabling caching and I would still get stale pages.

    It turned out the problem was that my (then) cable ISP was using invisible caching servers which intercepted and re-directed all web traffic; these caching servers were not properly updating though. I found the cure was to hold the Ctrl key while clicking the refresh button in my browser, apparently this sends a message to the caching server to refresh the cached copy it has stored.
    I've since changed to a decent DSL ISP that doesn't use such under-handed tactics to cut its bandwidth bill; you wouldn't mind so much if the servers they put in place worked properly. :-( ---Mike
    http://www.langa.com/newsletters/2003/2003-05-08.htm#4
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    Steve R Jones

    Steve R Jones SuperGeek Staff

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    Or, Internet Options->Gen Tab Settings->Set to EVERY visit to page
     
  6. 2003/05/08
    bake

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    Thanks folks, I got it!

    bake
     
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