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Rob Meade
Hi all,
I've got a little shopping cart app which when you use all of the links on
the pages, and buttons etc, things are good, the "shopping basket" on the
left navigation updates and shows a sum of items and cost.
However, if you arrive at the home page for example, proceed to the products
page, add an item and then click "back", you get a cached page.
I appreciate there are some lines of code I can use, both ASP and html to
prevent the cachine, but what I dont want to incur instead is that error IE
(and other browsers too I guess - how very Microsoft of me
) ) - shows
when the page has expired, I think that would probably be worse than the
cart not showing any items (or not showing the update) until a link was
pressed...
Anyone got any ideas?
Regards
Rob
I've got a little shopping cart app which when you use all of the links on
the pages, and buttons etc, things are good, the "shopping basket" on the
left navigation updates and shows a sum of items and cost.
However, if you arrive at the home page for example, proceed to the products
page, add an item and then click "back", you get a cached page.
I appreciate there are some lines of code I can use, both ASP and html to
prevent the cachine, but what I dont want to incur instead is that error IE
(and other browsers too I guess - how very Microsoft of me
when the page has expired, I think that would probably be worse than the
cart not showing any items (or not showing the update) until a link was
pressed...
Anyone got any ideas?
Regards
Rob