I pass the $status variable from a link before this page.
It works the first time. Actually it works all the time, but after the first time, the old image is left in the users temp directory, so the image doesn't change until they delete it from their temporary internet files. In firefox, it works ok if you just refresh the page, but in IE, it doesn't work until you delete the temp files. is there another way i can go about this?
Let's assume that I can't change the code on the page that is calling the image. That's why I need to change the name of the file on the server.
Thanks.
Last edited by nathanpacker; Dec 3rd, 2007 at 6:30 pm.
So you're saying that code needs to go on the page that I'm displaying the image on? Little problem with that, can't use php. Only html. I can run the php script from anywhere, the page that's calling the image hast to be plain html. So can I implement that solution without the php?
Ah, I see, instead of sending the headers via php, put them where they ought to be in the first place? Thanks for not laughing in my face. That should do it, I'll give that a try.
hmm.. well, i am kinda lost too. But, If you can use javascript, try location.href="status.html". Some other alternatives (?). Try
<META HTTP-EQUIV="EXPIRES"
CONTENT="Mon, 22 Jul 2002 11:12:01 GMT"> or, you can redirect to another page, say, page1.html and then, redirect back to status.html.
If no-cache doesn't work, then i don't know what will ?
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