Re: [PHPLIB] Per Session Data From: Arlon Wilber (awilber <email protected>)
Date: 12/17/99

I'm also just experiencing this problem.

setting allowcache=no causes the browser's "refresh" button to work
correctly, but the link on the page:
"<Reload> this page to see the counters increment."
still brings me back to
PER SESSION DATA: 1

It's as if IE knows to not use the cached version after a button-refresh,
but if linked back to the page in question, it will use a cached version.

This is with IE5.00

Arlon

----- Original Message -----
From: Kristian Köhntopp <kris <email protected>>
To: <a9409754 <email protected>>
Cc: Phplib (E-mail) <phplib <email protected>>
Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: [PHPLIB] Per Session Data

> almir kazazic wrote:
> > i have tryed almost anything to make this work, always wenn i do reload
its
> > the same old value i have tried with all poosieble heders but it still
> > doesnt work, with simple reload on browser but if i am using ctrl-F5
than i
> > have new value and i can see that each time i pushed reload this value
> > changed somewhere on server but not in my browser for ex now
>
> This looks like a browser cache problem, just like the ones reported
> earlier this day by others on this list. You too should try and play
> with the allowcache parameter of Session. Try setting
>
> var $allowcache = "no";
>
> in your Example_Session or whatever your subclass of Session is being
> called.
>
> Kristian
>
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