Make the webpage not read from the cache

Q:Gary wants to know where to find the Microsoft Windows Script control.

A:The Microsoft Windows Script control provides a simple way for your applicationProgramBecome a Programmable application that enables your customers to write scripts that automatically complete routine tasks, similar to Visual Basic for Applications provided by Microsoft Office applications. Controls are similarIactivescriptsiteThis COM interface completes the preceding task from the active scripting of the host in the application. Because it is implemented as an ActiveX component, you can use this control in Visual Basic or visual C ++ applications. You also need to provide users with a way to create and run scripts, expand the script language by exposing your own object model, and process any events that occur. You canMsdnDownload CenterTo download the Windows Script control.

Do not enter Cache

Q:John wants to know how to force Microsoft Internet Explorer to refresh HTML pages every time a site is accessed, rather than retrieving pages from the cache.

A:The following HTML meta tag makes the HTML page unable to be stored in the cache of the local browser:

 
<Meta HTTP-EQUIV = "expires" content = "-1">
 

This HTTP header specifies that the page will be cached on the local computer, but will expire immediately. For more information about how to prevent caching in Internet Explorer, seeKnowledge BaseArticleQ234067.

For Secure HTML pages, you can usePragmaThis is a non-cached HTTP header that prevents pages from being cached on the local computer.

If you are using a proxy server, you may need to check the documentation to check whether the Proxy Server accepts this HTTP header.