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Jul 11th, 2000 20:00
unknown unknown, Joe Riley
Check out: Phil Paxton's definitive article "Cache No More" at http://secure.activeserverpages.com/learn/cachenomore.asp and: http://www.learnasp.com/learn/cachenomore.asp You can also use the "Response.Expires" method to guarantee a "Fresh" page each time it is called. Here's some example code: <% Option Explicit Response.Buffer = true Response.Expires = 1441 'This forces a client's request to always call a fresh version of this page by making the page expire the instant it is received by the client. 'this page expired twenty-four hours and one minute ago. %> Also :: There is an absolute expire function in ASP, and you set it to -1, which means it expired yesterday. Response.ExpiresAbsolute = -1
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