[Zope] Unexpected script behavior

[Passin, Tom]

[ Michael Long]

I forget the details, but it involves the "expires" date/time HTTP
header AFAIR.  You should be able to search the Zope list (and the Zope
site).  I know it has been discussed here before.

Cheers,

Tom P

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> Thanks for the info. It appears that it is the browser that=20
> is caching the data. What is the header control that can be=20
> used to prevent this.
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> Thanks,
> Mike
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> > [ Michael Long]
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> > > I am getting unexpected results from my python script. Here
> > > is a snippet form the python script:
> > >...
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> > > After the person is successfully deleted from the database
> > > another call to the database is made to get a list of people=20
> > > and set that to 'PersonList'. This variable is then used to=20
> > > render the page. The problem is that the deleted person still=20
> > > shows up in the rendered page. When the page is called a=20
> > > second time the correct data is shown. I have validated that=20
> > > the data is deleted from the database when expected. Why=20
> > > would the 'PersonList' not have the correct data?
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> > Sounds like that browser is displaying a cached verison of=20
> the page. =20
> > If it is the browser doing the caching, you can set a header to=20
> > control it. If it is Zope, you can change the cache setup.
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> > Cheers,
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> > Tom P
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