[ASP] Turn off buffer/cache with Chilisoft ASP? - Tilted Forum Project Discussion Community

tritium · 04-14-2004, 02:42 PM

I'm using the following line to include a snippet of code in an ASP file:



Thing is, when I update contact9.inc and upload (and overwrite the original), my chilisoft ASP server displays the old contents rather than the updated. Any ideas on how I can permanently disable this feature? Its not a factor of my client-side cache as I've manually cleared the cache and even displayed the pages on other computers to the same effect -- the old INC file code. What's up with that?

I've read about how to turn this offer with the "response.clear" command on IIS boxes, but this isn't working with apache and chilisoft asp.

No, I don't know PHP. No, I don't want to learn it, nor am I interested in how superior it or any other programming language is to ASP. Sorry to sound bitter, but I always seem to get responses like "use PHP!!!!!!111oneoneone" to these kinds of questions. Just wanted to clarify that up front.

Thanks to everyone else that takes my question seriously. Your time is *greatly* appreciated.
-Tritium

edit: I have ssh access to my server. So, if that is the gateway to a solution, I can work with it.

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tritium Professor of Drinkology	[ASP] Turn off buffer/cache with Chilisoft ASP? I'm using the following line to include a snippet of code in an ASP file: <!--#include file="contact9.inc"--> Thing is, when I update contact9.inc and upload (and overwrite the original), my chilisoft ASP server displays the old contents rather than the updated. Any ideas on how I can permanently disable this feature? Its not a factor of my client-side cache as I've manually cleared the cache and even displayed the pages on other computers to the same effect -- the old INC file code. What's up with that? I've read about how to turn this offer with the "response.clear" command on IIS boxes, but this isn't working with apache and chilisoft asp. No, I don't know PHP. No, I don't want to learn it, nor am I interested in how superior it or any other programming language is to ASP. Sorry to sound bitter, but I always seem to get responses like "use PHP!!!!!!111oneoneone" to these kinds of questions. Just wanted to clarify that up front. Thanks to everyone else that takes my question seriously. Your time is greatly appreciated. -Tritium edit: I have ssh access to my server. So, if that is the gateway to a solution, I can work with it. __________________ Blah. Last edited by tritium; 04-14-2004 at 02:44 PM..