Image replace but not from cache

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    Default Image replace but not from cache

    Hi,

    I was wondering if anyone can help me.
    I need to be able to switch out 1 image on a home page every monday morning.
    All the web page files will reside on an outside server. I was hoping that I
    could just upload and replace the image file on the server and it would
    automatically change on the homepage. However, the more I thought about it, I
    am afraid that if someone has been to the site before then the image would
    reside in their cache and the updated image will not display.
    Is there a way that i can get the page to reload again and NOT relaoad from
    their cache?
    Does this make any sense.
    I appreciate any help or comments on this.

    thanks alot

    deb


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    Default Re: Image replace but not from cache

    Hi,

    You can either try a javascript, or insert this code in the <head> tag

    <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="60">

    this code will refresh your webpage every 60 seconds, will this help.

    Andre

    Andreroux Guest

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