Steve Wertz > wrote in
:

> On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 11:59:59 GMT, "Paul M. Cook©®"
> > wrote:
>
>>Wow, sounds like magic. Trouble is, Web pages chgange. Just how
>>helpful is loading cached web pages when they change often and you
>>have no mechanism for refreshing your cache?
>
> No mechanism for refreshing the cache? What do you think the
> 'Reload' button is on every browsers toolbar? Duh. All browsers
> have a way to empty the complete cache as well, usually under
> tools or preferences. but that's unnecessary in this case since
> this is a DNS change. Note that many of FoodTV's pages are
> dynamic as well, which means that they'll always reload regardless
> of the cache. Duh - again.
>
> Unless you're using a thrid-party DNS caching software add-on
> (which you aren't), the changes will be implemented the next time
> you open your browser or press the reload button.
>
>>Get broadband dude, and stop playing computer expert. You aren't one.
>
> You're free to use my suggestion, or poo-poo it as defective -
> which is isn't. But don't come in here babbling about those
> things which you don't have a clue about.
>
> I'll be eagerly awaiting your next clueless outburst. Sheesh,
> What an asshole (That was for you, Wayne ;-)
>
> -sw
>

Thanks for posting this hint, Steve. It's very helpful!

--
Wayne in Phoenix

If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.