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Webmaster Forum / Flash / Data Integration / June 2005Problems with cache - PHP returns always the same XML
Hello, I've develope an aplication in Flash MX 2004, using PHP&XML to comunicate the aplication with the DDBB. Then, If I load an XML object in flash XMLObjet.load(....program.php?variables...) all is ok, I've all the data that I need, but if I change the values in the DDBB and without closing the explorer I ask again to load the XMLObject, then it returns the same XML. I've tryed to configure the explorer to ask allways if the document has changed (in the tools menu, temporary documents or cache) and then it works. But I need that everytime that I reload the XMLObject, it takes the current information in the database, not from the cache. And it must work in every explorer with any configuration. ?Could anybody help me to do that??Does anybody knows how to re-load allways the information from the dataBase without cache? Thank's a lot. Hugo. Hello. I think I have read taht you can use META tags in HTML to tell the browser not to cache the data. Sorry I don't remember the command but it may be worth a look. I'll try and find the command and post it. Thanks, but I'm not using HTML but XML. If you know any tag for XML to tell the browser not to cache the data it'll be the solution. The HML meta tag, I think that's not the soolution because i'm not using HTML (only the one that contents the flash object)... Thnak you very much. Hugo. Your call to the php-script should be unique every time. For instance, generate a random number and add that number to your query-string. Or use this method (thanks to David Powers): "http://www.mydomain.com/program.php?ck="+new Date().getTime() Fantastic!! I think it's the most simple solution for my big problem, but I think it's the better too! I'll try and i'll post the result, but i'm sure it'll works perfect. Thank you very much Luigi. You have saved my neck ;P (I hope) I am also facing this problem. Could you get the solution of it. I will appreciated your help. Thanks Sumant Sumant, You call (in a onLoad handler for your LoadVars-object) to a php-script should be like this: "http://www.mydomain.com/program.php?ck="+new Date().getTime() |
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