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Originally Posted by carlitos_way
I think (but if i'm thinking wrong, correct me) that IE caches the result, so it's always the same.
this is a classical problem, that can be avoided by passing a random useless parameter, or a datetime, so that IE thinks that you're requesting something new, and it avoids to cache the result.
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Wow, thanks! That worked! I just added a junk-counter and added it to the the adress as a GET-variable.
Do you know of some way to tell IE to reload the page anyway or maybe to clear that specific history so it will be reloaded?