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Hi everyone,
I've noted several mentions by aufalcon.com.au members (website users) that it often displays old photos back to you after uploading new ones. This is a combination of browser (temporary internet files) caching, the very simple image upload / store system implemented at aufalcon.com and people's individual browser settings. I've tried various HTML meta tags cache control commands but they seem to bring inconsistent results in this issue. I don't experience any of the problems myself, when I test with full caching switched on. So I discovered another way of getting through the browser's cache and would like to know if anyone sees a change in how it behaves? Thanks, Andrew.
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aufalcon.com.au image uploading problem
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