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The Client does not Download the Lastest Upload File

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    Xiaoming Qian
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    My webform has a link to download a sverver file: "http://Server/App/UpLoad/File1.xls".But when I have upload a new file to replace the old file(File1.xls),this link still download the old file.The stanger thing is when I have deleted "File1.xls",it also download the old file(where the old file from ?!). All of our client machines have this problem,but when used in the Server's browser, it all works well. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot.

    Forgive my poor English

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      My webform has a link to download a sverver file: "http://Server/App/UpLoad/File1.xls".But when I have upload a new file to replace the old file(File1.xls),this link still download the old file.The stanger thing is when I have deleted "File1.xls",it also download the old file(where the old file from ?!). All of our client machines have this problem,but when used in the Server's browser, it all works well. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot.

      Forgive my poor English

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      Venkatesh Mookkan
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      Xiaoming Qian wrote:

      But when I have upload a new file to replace the old file(File1.xls)

      Do you have screen to upload the files? If yes, check whether it is uploading to the right location or probably uploading?

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        My webform has a link to download a sverver file: "http://Server/App/UpLoad/File1.xls".But when I have upload a new file to replace the old file(File1.xls),this link still download the old file.The stanger thing is when I have deleted "File1.xls",it also download the old file(where the old file from ?!). All of our client machines have this problem,but when used in the Server's browser, it all works well. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot.

        Forgive my poor English

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        Arindam Tewary
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        You can give a try just checking whether you have anything 'hard coded' inside the application code. Even deleting from source downloads the same file prompts me thinking same. :)

        Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

        modified on Thursday, April 1, 2010 2:53 AM

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          My webform has a link to download a sverver file: "http://Server/App/UpLoad/File1.xls".But when I have upload a new file to replace the old file(File1.xls),this link still download the old file.The stanger thing is when I have deleted "File1.xls",it also download the old file(where the old file from ?!). All of our client machines have this problem,but when used in the Server's browser, it all works well. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot.

          Forgive my poor English

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          .xls file gets cached in the temporary internet file folder, try clearing the client browser cache.

          WWW, WCF, WWF, WPF, WFC .... WTF

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