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anyone.... by sbaclimber2001-07-11 01:16:10
  I'm just starting by The-Prophet2001-07-11 06:25:57
    seems related to cache by sbaclimber2001-07-11 07:52:13
      hmmm thats a tuff one by The-Prophet2001-07-11 12:10:00
        Where did my post go? by The-Prophet 2001-07-11 12:23:00
I posted a second comment, something I thought of after hitting the submit button, but it seems to have slipped into a void somewhere. If anyone finds my post, let me know.

TAKE 2
I thought about your idea of it being a cache problem, and rembered some work I was doing in school with applets, which caused a similar problem. I would post and applet, find a bug, revise and repost, but when I went to view it, it was the old applet and not the new one. What I found is that IE and Netscape, being so cache intensive assume that any java file with the same name as one previously view is the same file (in an attempt to save on compiling time). The only work around I found, while developing, was closing all windows of my browser and re-opening the page fresh. (or I think setting your cache to 0 will help also) Give that a try (to see if it is a server or client problem) and if it still happens then I would go with my first post and check with your server vendor to see if there is a way to get it to update faster.
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          thank you by sbaclimber2001-07-11 22:15:54

 

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