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How do I prevent I WebForm from being cached in the "Temporary Internet
Files" folder on the client computer?
The web form is displayed in a popup modal dialog (window.showModalDialog).
If the client closes the popup modal window and re-displays the web form
again, I want the page to be retreived from the server instead of the
temporary internet files folder.
Here's what I've tried (and it didn't work of course):
1. I tried adding buffer="false" on the web form: <%@ Page language="c#"
Codebehind="LockInfo.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false"
Inherits="LienReleasePortal2.LockInfo" buffer="False"%>. That didn't work.
2. On the IIS server, I set the "Enable Content Expiration" properties of
the web form to "Expire Immediately". That didn't work.
Any thoughts?
Donald.
Files" folder on the client computer?
The web form is displayed in a popup modal dialog (window.showModalDialog).
If the client closes the popup modal window and re-displays the web form
again, I want the page to be retreived from the server instead of the
temporary internet files folder.
Here's what I've tried (and it didn't work of course):
1. I tried adding buffer="false" on the web form: <%@ Page language="c#"
Codebehind="LockInfo.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false"
Inherits="LienReleasePortal2.LockInfo" buffer="False"%>. That didn't work.
2. On the IIS server, I set the "Enable Content Expiration" properties of
the web form to "Expire Immediately". That didn't work.
Any thoughts?
Donald.