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Caching images & ASP pages
I've had some periodic problems on certain (intranet)servers where IIS seems
to be caching thing in an unexpected way, or is server cached pages where new content is expected. The first situation is where we have a standard Top + Left + Content framset; the left frame contains a menu which shows standard options - when the user logs in, extra menu options are available to them, depending on their priveleges. The menu is generated from a DB in ASP, and when the user logs in, Javascript is used to reload the page in the left frame - eg. re-generate menu based on logged-in user. This used to work on all servers, but at some point in time I found that people were logging in but were stuck with the standard menu. If we right-clicked in the menu and chose refresh, often the correct (eg expanded) menu would be shown. I'm not sure where the problem is IIS or could be controlled in ASP... The second problem is on my development machine; when I browse to my development copy of the intranet, I dont get the icons for each menu item. However, when I browse to the live Intranet system, the correct graphics are shown. Screenshots: My machine - http://www.brightnorth.com/news/menu1.gif Normal site - http://www.brightnorth.com/news/menu2.gif I'm assuming that this one is purely an IIS problem. Any thoughts? |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
Some info here:
http://www.aspfaq.com/2022 -- http://www.aspfaq.com/ (Reverse address to reply.) "CJM" <cjmnews04@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message news:Oscx73QWEHA.3664@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > I've had some periodic problems on certain (intranet)servers where IIS seems > to be caching thing in an unexpected way, or is server cached pages where > new content is expected. > > The first situation is where we have a standard Top + Left + Content > framset; the left frame contains a menu which shows standard options - when > the user logs in, extra menu options are available to them, depending on > their priveleges. The menu is generated from a DB in ASP, and when the user > logs in, Javascript is used to reload the page in the left frame - eg. > re-generate menu based on logged-in user. > > This used to work on all servers, but at some point in time I found that > people were logging in but were stuck with the standard menu. If we > right-clicked in the menu and chose refresh, often the correct (eg expanded) > menu would be shown. > > I'm not sure where the problem is IIS or could be controlled in ASP... > > The second problem is on my development machine; when I browse to my > development copy of the intranet, I dont get the icons for each menu item. > However, when I browse to the live Intranet system, the correct graphics are > shown. > > Screenshots: > My machine - http://www.brightnorth.com/news/menu1.gif > Normal site - http://www.brightnorth.com/news/menu2.gif > > I'm assuming that this one is purely an IIS problem. Any thoughts? > > |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
Aaron/Stephen,
Thanks. I'd actually already discovered this info while waiting (on Aaron's site of course!) Clearly this stops the ASP menu caching problem but not the menu icons.... Any ideas about these? Chris |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
> Clearly this stops the ASP menu caching problem but not the menu icons....
> Any ideas about these? How often are you changing the menu icons, really? If you change the graphics, change the name too. Then the browser won't look at the old images still in the cache. A |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <ten.xoc@dnartreb.noraa> wrote in message
news:%23GtwmfTWEHA.2196@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > Clearly this stops the ASP menu caching problem but not the menu icons.... > > Any ideas about these? > > How often are you changing the menu icons, really? If you change the > graphics, change the name too. Then the browser won't look at the old > images still in the cache. > The images never change. Well, they havent so far... It's not like it's picking up old graphics... it's presumably picking up the right graphics but not showing them... that is, the images appear to take up space, but just arent visible...! The images are each surrounded by an anchor, since they are also used within the javascript menu top expand each menu group - this functionality still works... it's puzzling! Chris |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
> The images never change. Well, they havent so far...
> > It's not like it's picking up old graphics... it's presumably picking up the > right graphics but not showing them... that is, the images appear to take up > space, but just arent visible...! ? So why do you think this is a caching issue? A |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
Hi Chris,
If you choose to view the source code of page in IE, did you see the code the those images? Luke |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
Luke,
Yes the images are present in the HTML. I did wonder if the CSS was hiding the images but the same CSS is used on the development site as is on the live site. cheers Chris "[MSFT]" <lukezhan@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4C%23UoScWEHA.2920@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl... > Hi Chris, > > If you choose to view the source code of page in IE, did you see the code > the those images? > > Luke > |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
If right click the place, the select "Show Picture", will the image occur?
Are these images files in same folder with your web pages? Luke |
Re: Caching images & ASP pages
The image files are in a different folder...
My original problem was that the sub-item images didnt appear, but the main item images did. In this case, by using show picture the images *would* appear. Now both images dont appear, and show picture doesnt seem to work. I'm not aware of any change in circumstance, but clearly there must be some. Chris "[MSFT]" <lukezhan@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8D4qjDoWEHA.328@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl... > If right click the place, the select "Show Picture", will the image occur? > Are these images files in same folder with your web pages? > > Luke > |
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