Re: [isp-caching] IE Cache Refreshing

["Support\(at\)inet2000.com" <support@inet2000.com>]

From: "andrew fresh" <andrew@mad-techies.org>
> On Thu, Mar 31, 2005 at 11:46:38AM -0600, Support(at)inet2000.com wrote:
> > Thanx JD, but this doens't really do what I want.  I was
> > looking to force IE to reload every HTML page and
> > all cached graphics that are currently in the cache
> > directory.  I understand this may be 100's of pages,
> > 1000's of objects and many MB (or even GB) in total.
> > This would be the same as if I went back through the
> > History and did a CTRL-RELOAD on every page, but
> > I'm looking for a way to force it automatically do reload
> > every page in the 'temporary internet files' Folder.  :)
> > - Todd
> Why can't you just delete the temporary internet files from the Internet 
> control panel?
Because that does the exact opposite of what I want to do.
I absolutely DON'T want to clear the cache.  I know that will
obviously force IE to get a new copy of the page the next time
it is requested, but this is 100% opposite of what I'm asking.  :)
What I want to do is to refresh all cached pages right now.  This
will repopulate the cache with current copies of all cached content.
At any given time, some of the cached pages are minutes old and
some of the cached pages are weeks old.  I want to force it to go
and refresh all that content right now, on command, so that all
cached content is right up to date.
- Todd 





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