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Thanks I will give that a try and get back to you.
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Thanks I will give that a try and get back to you.

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The caching client side is a user setting, and the markup is simply advisory. &nbsp;The browser will not obey such directives unless the user cache setting permit it.<br />
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The caching client side is a user setting, and the markup is simply advisory.  The browser will not obey such directives unless the user cache setting permit it.

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How are you linking to the pdf<br />
In this case it would make more sense for the link to be to a php page, for example, and that page loads the correct version.
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How are you linking to the pdf
In this case it would make more sense for the link to be to a php page, for example, and that page loads the correct version.

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I maintain a web page for a client, and every month I have to change &nbsp;links that stay the same name but the link is to a pdf file that changes. I need some code to force the browser to see the changes. I Have tried the &lt;META HTTP-EQUIV=&quot;REFRESH&quot; CONTENT=&quot;5&quot;&gt; I don’t like way that looks is there a better way?
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I maintain a web page for a client, and every month I have to change  links that stay the same name but the link is to a pdf file that changes. I need some code to force the browser to see the changes. I Have tried the <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="5"> I don’t like way that looks is there a better way?

How can I make changes on a web page force update to browser?

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