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Jan 04.2009

Hi,

I’ve never had this kind of problem before.
I modify pages and a day or two later even, the old pages keep reloading (every now and then).
Finally things repair themselves permanently but very slowly.
This used to happen only if I didn’t start a new session and wasn’t using headers with a date in the past. But now it’s happening all the time and the headers make no difference. Could somebody give me a clue to why this is happening? Since php is a server side script does that mean that this happens to everybody who sees the site?
The session thing was obviously local…Help!

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@chazzyJan 04.2009 — did you clear your cache? are your pages marked w/ no cache headers?
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@RoxyBooauthorJan 04.2009 — I am clearing the cache.

This is what I am using. Seems there is no cache used at all. Now I got it why the date is in the past.

header("Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate"); // HTTP/1.1

header("Expires: Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT"); // Date in the past=
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