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Getting browsers to retrieve the most current website version

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ProperBoPeep | 16:52 Thu 11th May 2006 | Technology
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I am currently running a small website that is updated roughly once a month.


Even when I have uploaded the modified files using an FTP program, when people view the website, they still have to refresh each modified page individually to see the lastest version.


I am presuming this is because it is loading the site from the cache?? Is there a way to force the browser to load the current site each time, rather than from the cache??


I am using FrontPage 2000 and IE6 btw.


Thanks for any help!!

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Check this out, should give you some pointers.

http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/#CONTROL
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