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very strange ... reloading doesn't get current version of page

Very frustrated by a quirk in a normal html form submission (a search box).

First it was getting no $_POST vars, though I checked the form method,
and used print_r($_POST) to see. Eventually I realized that when I
refreshed the browser it would not really refresh.

For example I put in a phpinfo() call just to make sure I was editing
the right search.php -- I refreshed and got the good old phpinfo. then I
commented that line out. I refreshed and got the good old phpinfo
anyway. I deleted the line entirely and still get it.

So it's getting a cached version from somewhere... I can't imagine
where; I've been building sites on this box for over a year and this is
the first time I've seen anything like this.
Mar 27 '06 #1
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