Need to click 'refresh' every time now.. :(

[lsisaxon]

What happened? I need to click my browser refresh everytime now since the maintenance earlier this afternoon (around 2+pm, 25 Aug 2008).. Otherwise I don't get an updated page. Anyone facing the same problem?

 

[kellysjy]

ME! i'm facing the same prob.

 

[Darren]

Please clear your cache and see if that improves matters.

 

[lsisaxon]

ME! i'm facing the same prob.

Ok.. so at least I know it's not my browser settings. ;p Problem persists with both IE and Firefox.

 

[lsisaxon]

Please clear your cache and see if that improves matters.

Nope. Clearing cache doesn't help.. It's faster to click refresh than to clear the cache for every page that loads... ;p

I'm kind of getting irritated because nothing gets updated until I click refresh...

 

[Octarine]

Please clear your cache and see if that improves matters.

Since the problems comes up after maintenance the question is: What was changed?

For the cache problem maybe you could check whether there is a remark in the html header to prevent loading the page from browser cache. In result the page will be requested from the server instead - which will be the most recent version.
Something like this: <meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">

 

[lsisaxon]

Since the problems comes up after maintenance the question is: What was changed?

For the cache problem maybe you could check whether there is a remark in the html header to prevent loading the page from browser cache. In result the page will be requested from the server instead - which will be the most recent version.
Something like this: <meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">

Looks like it's fixed now... Hurray!!

 

[Darren]

Since the problems comes up after maintenance the question is: What was changed?

For the cache problem maybe you could check whether there is a remark in the html header to prevent loading the page from browser cache. In result the page will be requested from the server instead - which will be the most recent version.
Something like this: <meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">

We have reverted the cache settings for the scripts (it was a wee bit too aggressive). Please advise if the issue has been fixed.

 

[lsisaxon]

We have reverted the cache settings for the scripts (it was a wee bit too aggressive). Please advise if the issue has been fixed.

Seems ok now. Thanks!