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Ernst Erb ![]()
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CH Articles: 5692 Schem.: 13756 Pict.: 31072 05.Apr.04 10:34 Count of Thanks: 53 |
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This is a translation by Clemens Willemsen, Netherlands:
If you use cache then it means: Once an error - the wrong page will always appear at your screen. This is because the URL (www address) remains the same. The content may be right and our server would accept it - but your system (PC with software) shows the page in its memory, called cache. Seldom people get their messages via a proxy server which does the same. What is there to do? You might try the REFRESH button in your browser. Do this only after changing the missing or false element(s) in the form. The red words mostly tell you what is wrong. Normally the setting is such that with this button the page is forced to come from the server. For MS_IE 6 (others similar): b) With the link here you can check if you have cookies allowed: If you have to change: c) Normally it is really a cache problem - or you have to find out if you get data through a proxy server. This article was edited 19.Jan.09 17:38 by Ernst Erb . |
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CH Articles: 5692 Schem.: 13756 Pict.: 31072 02.Feb.11 20:26 Count of Thanks: 18 |
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I just got an answer from a new member who had difficulties to log in. The story begins with this: Dear Sir We had about 3 or 4 mail exchanges and I asked to read this FAQ - nothing helped ... The solution was this:
Dear Ernest
It is a problem with my ISP - AOL v.9.1. I have just tried logging on using Internet Explorer and all works fine.
Thank you for your patience and advice
I'm glad the new member made it ;-) Maybe he uses CACHE there? Also other browsers would work like for instance Mozilla Firefox or Safari etc. To change browser for a try is a good idea.
Specially in case of an error it is essential that any CACHE is off. Otherwise your system is lazy and looks up the CACHE in your computer instead of sending out something to the server to get the answer!
See how to handle CACHE for IE: The words are in German but it is the picture which tells. You start by clicking Extras on top of oyur browswer and then the last "point" - something like "Internet settings" or so ... ![]() ![]() This article was edited 02.Feb.11 20:33 by Ernst Erb . |