Iis7 - How To Stop Cache
Jun 7, 2010
I'm seeing an issue of some static pages that are using the browser cache, which is not desired. To prevent caching, I'm setting
<clientCache cacheControlMode="DisableCache" />
in the relevant <location> tag in web.config
If I open the page in Firebug (in the Net tab), I see that the Response headers have Cache-Control: no-cache which is correct, but the status of the Response is 304 Not Modified! Isn't that a contradiction? How can I get it to stop caching (i.e. always send a 200 with content)?
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