Hi!
a general php-question!
do I have to care about the web-browser reloading a php-page automatically
and not taking a cached one!
For example submit.php (the conent changes every second!):
<html><body>
<? if (isset($x) and ($x=="A")) echo time();?>
<p><a href="submit.php?x=A">CLICK</a></p>
</body></html>
what do I have to do, to guarentee that the client has got the actual
page?
- or does the browser know - ordering a .php page means "really fetch it,
and don't take the cached one!
but what about proxy-server out there???
thanks for any hint
witty
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