Hello Michael!
You can always use a serverside language to buildup the html wrapper, using a timestamp on the swf file to make the browser always think that is a new file.
Regards
Rogério Gonzalez
I'm seeing an issue maybe some of you have run into. IE 9 seems to be caching our Flex app swf, even after clearing the cache. I've confirmed using Charles Proxy that sure enough, the SWF is never requested and IE 9 is using a cached version. We can try clearing the cache all day, shutting down all windows, no luck. BUT, using the F12 Developer Tools in IE9 and clearing the cache there DOES fix it. Any idea why?
Michael J. Regert
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