DJ Lex
August 6th, 2003, 04:06 PM
Did a search and found some useful tips, but doesn't look like it applies to my situation. Tried to apply the 'loading a random variable' to trick it but doesn't help - although, I believe this is related to the caching problem.
I have an SWF that is using "thisXML.load". It is loading a PHP file across domains to retrieve the data. The SWF calls "thisXML.load" at timed intervals.
I'm finding that on PCs, it is using the cached data. On Macs, it is updating correctly.
You can see an example at this page:
http://www.djlex.com/software/
You'll notice that when the timer hits "0:00", it will start the timer with the old data. Any suggestions on how to force this to reload?
Thanks!
I have an SWF that is using "thisXML.load". It is loading a PHP file across domains to retrieve the data. The SWF calls "thisXML.load" at timed intervals.
I'm finding that on PCs, it is using the cached data. On Macs, it is updating correctly.
You can see an example at this page:
http://www.djlex.com/software/
You'll notice that when the timer hits "0:00", it will start the timer with the old data. Any suggestions on how to force this to reload?
Thanks!