The IIS file cache refreshes itself when it notices that you changed a
cached file on disk.
There are many caches between your browser and IIS. Are you sure it is
the IIS cache that is malfunctioning. For example, the web browser,
your web proxy, the Application Framework that you use to write the web
page, etc... they all can cache contents.
//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
//
Bill wrote:
> When I make some changes to a web paage for our non-proft, then when I try to
> look at the web page, to make sure it looks the way I want it to;
>
> It doesn't show up, right away.
>
> Changes to a web page, take a day in order to show up on our site.
>
> I've been told it's something about the cache that does this.
>
> Question; How can I "refresh the cache?" or do something so I can see
> changes immediately and don't have to try to remember to look at them the
> following day, and be concerned that mistakes might show up for days, before
> I remember to check for problems.
>
> It's Windows 2000 server, running IIS 5.0
>
> thank you,
> Bill