why is pprune always 3 days old?
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why is pprune always 3 days old?
OK internerders answer me this, whenever I log on to Pprune the 'last post' info on each thread is always 3 or 4 days old and I have to go to a thread and then refresh in order to read the latest additions.
Not earth crumblingly important just gently irritating.
I'm sure some-one is dying to tell me (plain english please!)
Not earth crumblingly important just gently irritating.
I'm sure some-one is dying to tell me (plain english please!)
Joined: Sep 1998
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From: Sydney, Australia
Make sure your browser is set to refresh pages on each visit, otherwise it will just bring up the last version from your cache, which will be as old as your last visit.
In IE5.5, Tools|Internet Options|General. In Temporary Internet Files, click the Settings button. In "Check for newer versions of stored pages" select the top option, Every visit to page.
For Netscape - I only have Netscape 4.0, not the latest, but here's the info:-
Edit|Preferences. Click on the plus sign next to Advanced to expand the tree. Click on Cache At the bottom of the window where it says "Document in cache is compared to document on network" select "Once per session".
Hope this helps
AA
[This message has been edited by Ausatco (edited 08 April 2001).]
In IE5.5, Tools|Internet Options|General. In Temporary Internet Files, click the Settings button. In "Check for newer versions of stored pages" select the top option, Every visit to page.
For Netscape - I only have Netscape 4.0, not the latest, but here's the info:-
Edit|Preferences. Click on the plus sign next to Advanced to expand the tree. Click on Cache At the bottom of the window where it says "Document in cache is compared to document on network" select "Once per session".
Hope this helps
AA
[This message has been edited by Ausatco (edited 08 April 2001).]
