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I have been working on a web script in Perl that allows students
to login and schedule exams with our testing center. The script is
working for most browsers but will not work with Safari. My management
has made it clear that they want the script to work in Safari since it is the
most common browser used by our department. So far the script will allow
the user to login and download the html for the first page. However, when
you click ‘next’ Safari loads the page from cache rather than
getting the updated dynamic content. I have added the normal <meta http-equiv="pragma"
content="no-cache" /> <meta http-equiv="cache-control"
content="no-cache" /> <meta http-equiv="expires"
content="-1" /> I also tried sticking an additional ‘<head><meta
http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache" /></head>’
in between the </body> and </html> tags as found as a recommendation
on one of the sites that cropped up in my many Google attempts. Has
anyone else run into this problem and found a fix? Any ideas would be
greatly appreciated. Eric |
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