Quite an unexciting title for a post really.
This is a problem which I've had to deal with now and again, and I wondered if the more web savy people among the board could lend their wisdom.
Before I begin though:
Massive thanks to
mr_d who recommended me SimpleCMS by PHPjabbers. What a fantastic product! Cheers! I'm always looking for an easy solution to a problem and would be VERY interested in similar websites that offer awesome PHP/javascript snippets.
So here's the dilemma. I'm no scripter, but I can design a website in HTML and CSS no problem. Thanks to a few code snippets I've been able to create editable areas for the client and some decent web forms.
My problem arises when my client wishes an amend to be made to the HTML template i've made, i.e add a link to the menu. I've found that after uploading the newly edited file to the FTP site, and overwriting the old html file, the clients browser still grabs the old version from cache.
Aside from that horrible meta-refresh trick, is there a way that I can force the browser to see the new version (like a php site) without applying any dirty tricks ?
Any feedback would be most welcome!
