I had a similar problem. But I think it's more a client side issue. Anyway
....
.... I solved it with a rather unusual way. Generate a unique ID string from
letters and/or numbers, and append it to the image as a HTTP GET parameter.
Like:
http://hostname/path/image.gif?uid=4235236
Make sure it changes all the time. A bunch of random numbers should do the
trick. And no more caching problems. (actually, I used it with an .aspx
page, that generate it's output everytime, but it doesn't matter). If it
really is a normal image, a parameter like in the example link above will
not disrupt the download.
-Lenard
"Mike Sobeiski" <mi****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Hi There!
I'm developing a web project that requires to produce charts off the
database and output it as image and presented to the user in a HTML
document. (NOTE: Image is not directly streamed, but just linked in HTML
output).
The problem is, when user want to see the graph by changing parameters,
they always have to click refresh to see the updated graph image. Although this
problem doesn't occur on the local server.
So I'm just wondering, how to turn off the image caching in my ASP.NET
project so that users don't need to click Refresh every time they change a
parameter to see a different chart image?
Many thanks!
Mike
