R
Ryan Park
Hi,
I got a asp.net page that stores session variable.
This page gets input parameter by QueryString and this variable stored
into session variable.
Asp.net page works in normal navigation scenario.
Then I bookmarked this url to my favorites and call this url by
clicking favorites link.
When in this situation, at initial time Page_Load() of my asp.net gets
called but after first time, page never get called by clicking
favorites link.
I guess maybe IE caches the link and read it when user clicks from
favorite link.
I've tried below codes only to fail to call Page_Load(). All of them
failed.
Response.Expires = 0;
Response.Cache.SetNoStore();
Response.AppendHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
Navigating my asp.net pages by favorites link is very possible user
scenario.
This is unavoidable.
How can I always ensure IE to read URL from Web Server not from cache
when user clicks favorites link?
Any suggestion will be appreciated. TIA.
Regards,
Ryan
I got a asp.net page that stores session variable.
This page gets input parameter by QueryString and this variable stored
into session variable.
Asp.net page works in normal navigation scenario.
Then I bookmarked this url to my favorites and call this url by
clicking favorites link.
When in this situation, at initial time Page_Load() of my asp.net gets
called but after first time, page never get called by clicking
favorites link.
I guess maybe IE caches the link and read it when user clicks from
favorite link.
I've tried below codes only to fail to call Page_Load(). All of them
failed.
Response.Expires = 0;
Response.Cache.SetNoStore();
Response.AppendHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
Navigating my asp.net pages by favorites link is very possible user
scenario.
This is unavoidable.
How can I always ensure IE to read URL from Web Server not from cache
when user clicks favorites link?
Any suggestion will be appreciated. TIA.
Regards,
Ryan