You can use the Meta Tag No-Cache like this: [code:1:fc24bd2345] <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> [/code:1:fc24bd2345] That should prevent the user PC from cacheing the content. That should force them to get a new edition each time they visit the site.
I don't know what to do there, but the design rocks my world! i love the hovering logo! I, am a firm believer in the use of frames, though many here think i should burn for that belief...
Thanks for the replies folks. Much appreciated. Edwin, to be honest I have no idea whether it happens in all browsers. I only have access to IE, as does eveyone else I've asked to try it out. I'm afraid I can't be much help there. Webmastery, thanks for the reply, but it would seem I haven't explained myself properly - at the moment no-one can cache the content, and I want them to be able to, not the other way round. RickyJo, cheers for the feedback, nice to know I can rock someone's world. I can feel my ego building . . . . Thanks to all once again, Sparkster.
You need to get a preload javascript. run a web search.
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