Hey,
i need help on this Web Caches issue,When i uploaded my html file and visit it, the new content doesn't appear until i refresh my IE browser, delete cookies and delete file from "Internet options" i keep refreshinq but the Old content is still showinq, what's really going on.

. . . .Help.

Either you aren't uploading to the right place OR you are but as you stated, cache isn't clearing.

One guaranteed solution, if the latter.

Delete *everything* from wherever you are storing your files. Then refresh your browser. The point is to get the browser to display, "this site does not exist" or whatever verbiage shows up. Next, re-upload your files and you should be good to go.

On the part of your visitors, I am afraid they are SOL with respect to seeing cached content.

Good luck!

Your reply na yawa!  i'm more confuse~

LOL

It shouldn't be. What I am saying, and this has happened to me before is, back up your files, delete them off the server. Make sure that when you refresh your browser, after deletion,that nothing shows up, then re-upload same files. That should ensure that you are serving up nothing but the latest files.

Still confused?

CTRL + F5 usually solve the problem (as far as i know).

@ Poster

This problem occurs when you are not uploading to the specific folder on your server. Secondly, There is a cache handling error from your hosting company. Consult them and hear their story!

My 2 cent

dhtml:

CTRL + F5 usually solve the problem (as far as i know).

. . .The best post so far, and dude thank for the help , its indeed workinq for me but how can i stop it finially, because i can't keep pressinq and hittinq the CTRL keys.

It is only used to forcefully load your cache and show the new version of your page. After using it once is enough. When you make next update
and you are not seeing the changes then use it.

Thanks DHTML, na ur name bi that? why not XHTML? no NLHTML.

lol

u dey laf answer me na?

DHTML is cooler - think it suite me. The first book i ever read on website development about a decade ago was titled "DHTML"

. . .i see why u dey behave like DHTML dey speak HTML. 

I am still thinking of changing it to DXHTML - 'cos it seems i have moved beyond HTML to XHTML. Maybe i will even write a book sef,

. .okay we hear you.

The title of the book will be o-lenu-pa web developer's cookbook - i am sure there is none like it in the market.

dhtml:

The title of the book will be o-lenu-pa web developer's cookbook - i am sure there is none like it in the market.

. . .lol da name too small na, use Atutupoyoyo Web Developer's CookBook.