Hi,

I'm building an Intranet system with an Admin Panel for users. It is quite annoying when a user logs off and another logs in, because if the latter doesn't hit Refresh/Reload, he/she will probably see a cached page (even though it's a Perl script) from before. I've put the following in the HTML header: <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="Wed, 30 Jul 1997 12:00:00 GMT">, but this doesn't quite make it. Also, I could try adding random gibberish to the query string, so that it doesn't cache, but this looks sort of dirty. Are there any other tricks that I could use instead? Maybe something on the server-side that I can configure?

Thanks,
Ralph.

In reply to Disable cache of Perl web pages by ralphch

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