Current set-up : SPA Pages, Windows 10, MySQL, PHP
Some users are looking at my pages and seeing old, cached pages. By old I mean pages from a day ago, or an hour ago, and the page has been updated since then.
An example from today… a client is in Corfu, on his iPad he has updated some information but cannot see the changes on a separate page nor see the changes in a PDF that is generated. It seems he is still looking at pages from yesterday. I looked and I can see the changes from here in the UK.
Could this be a simple caching problem?
How do I force any browser to always disregard cached pages?
I don’t know if this is worse on iPads/iPhones or tablets. Maybe it’s worse when in a different region from that of the server.
If anyone one could make some suggestions or educate me on this matter I would much appreciate it.
@Hyperbytes made this suggestion in another post some time ago…
<meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate"/>
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache"/>
<meta http-equiv="Expires" content="0"/>
But should this be on every page? Parent pages? Child pages?
And would this be enough?
I don’t suppose there is anything to change within the server control panel to help matters.
The site will only ever have low volumes of traffic.
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