[OT] Re: Frustrating IE6 Caching problem......PLEASE HELP!!!!

[Dave Newton <ne...@pingsite.com>]

zahid mohammed wrote:
> No I am not using firewalls/proxies.
> In the IE options I have tried selecting the options "Every visit to the
> page" and "Automatically" for "Check for newer versions of stored pages".
> This does'nt make any difference.
>
> PLEASE HELP!!!!
>   
Are you surfing using one of those network "speedup" mechanisms?

I find it hard to believe that with all caching turned off and passing
in a unique parameter for a GET that you are getting a cached page as I
have used those exact technique across all browsers and _never_ had this
problem...

Dave



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Re: [OT] Re: Frustrating IE6 Caching problem......PLEASE HELP!!!!

[Dave Newton <ne...@pingsite.com>]

zahid mohammed wrote:
> One thing which surprises me is the difference in behavior of "
> System.out.println" and the "out.println" statements. The former statement
> is printing the write set of elements on the console whereas the "
> out.println" is printing the wrong set of elements on the jsp.
> I even replaced the <logic:iterate> and <bean:write> statements in the jsp
> with the scriptlets but of no use. So I guess this definitely has something
> to do with the IE.
>   
I seriously doubt it, based on the same evidence: I don't know exactly
where those printlns are at, but if they're different, then whatever
they're printing out is different, for whatever reason. I don't have any
code or config you posted originally, but I would certainly look there
before suspecting the browser.

If it's not too long, repost it.

Dave



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Re: [OT] Re: Frustrating IE6 Caching problem......PLEASE HELP!!!!

[zahid mohammed <za...@gmail.com>]

I am not using any network "speedup" mechanisms.
 If the application was'nt working in Firefox I would have thought there
might be some problem in the code, but its working great in firefox which
means there is no problem in the code.
One thing which surprises me is the difference in behavior of "
System.out.println" and the "out.println" statements. The former statement
is printing the write set of elements on the console whereas the "
out.println" is printing the wrong set of elements on the jsp.
I even replaced the <logic:iterate> and <bean:write> statements in the jsp
with the scriptlets but of no use. So I guess this definitely has something
to do with the IE.

PLEASE HELP!!!!

Thanks

On 2/16/06, Dave Newton <ne...@pingsite.com> wrote:
>
> zahid mohammed wrote:
> > No I am not using firewalls/proxies.
> > In the IE options I have tried selecting the options "Every visit to the
> > page" and "Automatically" for "Check for newer versions of stored
> pages".
> > This does'nt make any difference.
> >
> > PLEASE HELP!!!!
> >
> Are you surfing using one of those network "speedup" mechanisms?
>
> I find it hard to believe that with all caching turned off and passing
> in a unique parameter for a GET that you are getting a cached page as I
> have used those exact technique across all browsers and _never_ had this
> problem...
>
> Dave
>
>
>
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