Not sure that did anything
To handle AOL caching see
http://webmaster.info.aol.com/caching.html
On non server side pages often just adding a parameter to all pages will break the caching
<a href="page.htm?>The link</a> or
<a href="page.htm?#>The link</a>
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"chris leeds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
| I've had this problem with visitors to a restaurant site I did. the
| commonality was all the viewers seeing the old menu were using AOL.
| with some help from this ng I did the following that seemed to trick the AOL
| cache servers to not save the page:
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| rename the pages to have cgi in them. i.e. menu.htm became menucgi.htm
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| add one of those FrontPage "this page was last updated on__" thingies to the
| bottom.
|
| the complaints stopped so I guess it worked.
| HTH
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| "NZed" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| news:J9A3c.539$u%(E-Mail Removed)...
| > When I update my website ...people complain that they cannot see the
| update
| > until the refresh on the browser.
| > Is there a way for those who return to our website to have it auto
| > refresh...a cookie ?
| >
| > Whats the solution ?
| > Looking forward to your replies.
| >
| > NZed
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