respondplease wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am loading several swf's into my main Flash movie on the timeline. I've
> published my Flash into an HTML document and everytime I update my smaller swf
> and upload it to the server, the older version of the swf continues to play! I
> even take careful steps to publish the smaller swf file. Then I even publish my
> main Flash movie, and then I upload all the files to the server in the same
> folder and everything! But every time the html plays it always plays the older
> version of the smaller swf that I edited and uploaded! Do I need to incorporate
> the source code for the smaller swf into my HTML doc as well? So frustrating,
> please help!

respondplease wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am loading several swf's into my main Flash movie on the timeline. I've
> published my Flash into an HTML document and everytime I update my smaller swf
> and upload it to the server, the older version of the swf continues to play! I
> even take careful steps to publish the smaller swf file. Then I even publish my
> main Flash movie, and then I upload all the files to the server in the same
> folder and everything! But every time the html plays it always plays the older
> version of the smaller swf that I edited and uploaded! Do I need to incorporate
> the source code for the smaller swf into my HTML doc as well? So frustrating,
> please help!
>
> Thanks
>

respondplease wrote:
> hey urami,
>
> thanks for your reply. it works now. funny, because I did clean everything -
> cache, cookies, temporary internet files, but both browsers (IE and Firefox)
> still played the old version.
>
> but it works now. just wanted to say thanks!

urami_ wrote:
> There is a way to make sure your force new file all the time rather than cached one.
> You need to add some random junk to the file, this will make the server download new
> copy each time the browser seek the file as it won't be identical to the one found in
> cache while comparing.
>
> It apply to loading swf or variables:
>
> filename.swf?Flushcache=" +random(65000)
>
> else you can always stamp the file with "time" so each file will never be
> identical to another forcing browser to get new each session.
>
> FILE.swf?" + new Date().getTime()
>
> For example :
>
> <PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="FILE.swf?" + new Date().getTime()">
>
> Same apply if you load content into flash, to both, variables or swf files
>
> loadVariables("url.txt?nocache="+random(65000), 0);
>
>
>
> --
> Best Regards
>
> Urami
>
>
> --
>
>
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