Andy Smith wrote:

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The urls that are generated are identical in each case.

What's funny is that today I've come across the exact *opposite* problem. I've got a gif that is being generated dynamically that should be being updated as the result of use input, but the cached version keep popping up.

If you know what makes one gif reload and another come back from the cache then I'm all ears!

Ok, It looks as though you are generating relative URL's for those images and links. it is usually much safer to generate fully qualified URL's. Lets say that you have this directory structure: / /images /a /b /c it is entirely possible to go to the folowing URL: www.yourdomain.com/a/b/c/b/c/a/b/a/c/b/images/someimage.gif and actually retrieve the image. Directories are subject to acquisition just like Methods are, so beware of referring to sibling directories as sub-directories when creating relative URL's. The browser (correctly) sees most of these images as having distinct URL's, and so does not retrieve them from the cache. I hope this solves your problem...I'm not sure what to do about your non-reloading image though. Michael.