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Browse All TopicsHow do I prevent an image in a web page from being cached by the browser?
I am programatically generating a gif image in my ASP.Net application. The client types some text and I convert it to an image file. When the client changes the text and re-submites (replacing the previous image file) the image is not refreshed (only shows old image). The name of the file on the server does not change because I dont want to save a new file each time the client changes the text (file name is sessionid + extension).
The image is a .net server control.
Any ideas?
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Hello esc7,
check this article: http://www.developerfusion
Regards,
mmarinov
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by: ryancysPosted on 2007-06-14 at 20:30:39ID: 19289006
try add this to clear your page cache:
lity(HttpC acheabilit y.NoCache) ;
Response.Cache.SetCacheabi