this is not a flash player problem.
either your webserver or any proxyserver between you and the webserver is
likely to be configured to cache certain files for a specified amount of
time. so it´s not necessarily a browser cache problem, but a server cache
problem.
i had 2 customers with that problem.
cure: use a php page rather than an html page to display the swf, with the
php page starting with:
<?
header("Cache-Control:no-cache");
header("Pragma:no-cache");
header("Expires:-1");
?>
this code stops all servers from caching (hopefully)
goo luck
perry
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[quoted text, click to view] > I have started using flash, but find that after uploading a new file to my
> server, Internet Explorer will not load the new file. If I delete the file
from
> my server the web page still plays the old file???? If I clear my cache,
> history and cookies the file is still there. Flash player has been set up
to
> store 'None' from said websites, but still the file exists on my PC
> somewhere???? Why can I not delete it and why does it not check for a new
> version of the file???
>
> This is a major bug and makes it impossible to test the files as I have
to
> give them a different name everytime and this is not always possible...
please
> please help me on this.:brokenheart;
>
