Recently, asp.net was developed and used in the gridview. However, after performing the update operation, even if the data is re-bound, the original data is displayed in the display and edit window, I thought it was not completely updated, but I finally found it was a cache problem. Now paste and share the solution.
Cancel Cache Cancel Client <Html>
<Head>
<Meta http-equiv = "Expires" CONTENT = "0">
<Meta http-equiv = "Cache-Control" CONTENT = "no-cache">
<Meta http-equiv = "Pragma" CONTENT = "no-cache">
</Head> Cancel the service appliance: Server:
Response. Buffer = true;
Response. ExpiresAbsolute = DateTime. Now. AddDays (-1 );
Response. Cache. SetExpires (DateTime. Now. AddDays (-1 ));
Response. Expires = 0;
Response. CacheControl = "no-cache ";
Response. Cache. SetNoStore (); In Global:
Protected void Application_BeginRequest (Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
HttpContext. Current. Response. Cache. SetNoStore ();
}
<% @ OutPutCache Location = "None" %> Page Base class:
Public class PageBase: Page
{
Public PageBase (){} Protected override OnLoad (EventArgs e ){
Response. Cache. SetNoStore ();
Base. OnLoad ();
}
} The simplest way
In this forum on CSDN, some useless parameters are randomly added after the URL. I usually use the current time point, for example:
Http: // xxx/xxx. aspx ?...... & Amp; time = date (). toString () Internet Explorer uses URLs to control the cache. This solves the problem. However, sometimes this method fails. The specific situation is analyzed. |
