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Clearing the Cash DOES NOT CLEAR THE CACHE

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I asked this same thing a year ago, and never fixed the issue.

I follow all the instructions to clear the cache and the cache does not clear.

I am making edits to live websites and I am unable to see my edits.

This is extremely important to my livelihood. I need to know what things look like after I make edits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have noticed that it only seems to happen during the day. At night it does not cache.

Could my Time Warner isp be caching websites?

I asked this same thing a year ago, and never fixed the issue. I follow all the instructions to clear the cache and the cache does not clear. I am making edits to live websites and I am unable to see my edits. This is extremely important to my livelihood. I need to know what things look like after I make edits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have noticed that it only seems to happen during the day. At night it does not cache. Could my Time Warner isp be caching websites?

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In your previous thread, you said if you cleared the cache, exited Firefox, and started it up again, then you got the new page, but only once per session, and private windows didn't fare any better. (Stop caching of webpages)

No wonder we were mystified.

It's certainly possible that your ISP has extra caching. If you can watch the logs on your server, you should be able to tell whether the server is receiving your requests and sending a full response, or whether an intermediate cache might be satisfying the request.

Do you use clean URLs? In other words, URLs that do not require parameters? In that case, a workaround is to add a parameter at the end of the URL to bypass the cache. For example add ?1 on the first request, edit that to ?2 on the second request, etc. It's annoying to have to do this, but less annoying than what you described before.