Re: createing a php script with reloadable modules.
| From: | John McCreesh | Date: | Tue, 23 Jan 2001 18:50:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: createing a php script with reloadable modules. | ||
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In article <003e01c0852c$b4236e50$064af2d4@kill9>, kill-9 <kill-9@kill-
9.dk> writes
>btw thanks for all your feelings. having someone to hash this out with is
>helping.
If someone has a cached copy of your page in their browser / their proxy
server cache / their ISP's proxy server cache / etc, I don't know of any
*guaranteed* way of flushing it out from the server (with some browsers,
you can't even guarantee that using the 'reload' button will flush
everything out...).
Having said that, I develop on a single machine running Apache, PHP, and
browser. Any time I change any bit of source code, all I need to do is
press the 'reload' button on the browser and I always pick up the latest
version of all the modules.
Anything more than that ... you're in the hands of the gods.
Good luck - John