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Auto Clear cache?
As I regularly update my website, changing prices etc. many of my buyers are silver surfers and do not clear their cache which can result in underpriced purchases, mis-information etc. Did I read here (or elsewhere), that one can have a 'WWB built in' visitor cache clear. Or did I dream it?
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Re: Auto Clear cache?
You have previously asked this see the following replies on how to add meta tags and .htacess
best .htaccess optimization
viewtopic.php?p=408655&hilit=cache#p408655
Frequent page updates creates problems (from yourself)
viewtopic.php?p=424188&hilit=cache#p424188
Cache Busting
viewtopic.php?p=458055&hilit=cache#p458055
best .htaccess optimization
viewtopic.php?p=408655&hilit=cache#p408655
Frequent page updates creates problems (from yourself)
viewtopic.php?p=424188&hilit=cache#p424188
Cache Busting
viewtopic.php?p=458055&hilit=cache#p458055