Re: Caching and JS - Bug?

[Andy Augustine <aug@ix.netcom.com>]

What??  I just don't quite get what you're implying...  If you've got an
example of a page that loads JS code and won't free itself from the
Navigator when the user moves on to another page, we'd really like to see
it.  When you say that the code kept 'popping up', what does this mean?

The last thing we need is to spread a bad word about JS, but if REAL
problems are there, post 'em and we'll work them out together.

Andy

At 10:10 AM 3/2/96 -0500, Ed Kloskowski wrote:
>I also do an INTRAnet site, with the same worrting about what software 
>everyone is using.  However, the caching problem is real.  So real in 
>fact i was forced to remove one of my JAVAscripts from production 
>because the old code kept "popping" up (its a huge site with many test 
>machines). Old javascript code NEEDS to be flushed from the browser by 
>deleting the netscape cache.
>
>ed
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