In PHP, is it possible to kill the cache? i have a script that updates a .txt file depending on what page i am on, when i go to the next page the script updates the txt file but the page is reading the cached so it's regularly showing the text file from the previous page, and not it's new content.
for example.
I go to home
the script updates the text file with the word 'home'
output it to the page
then i go to contact
the script updates the text file with the word 'contact'
output to the page is still 'home' as its showing the cached file
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In PHP, is it possible to kill the cache? i have a script that updates a .txt file depending on what page i am on, when i go to the next page the script updates the txt file but the page is reading the cached so it's regularly showing the text file from the previous page, and not it's new content.
for example.
I go to home
the script updates the text file with the word 'home'
output it to the page
then i go to contact
the script updates the text file with the word 'contact'
output to the page is still 'home' as its showing the cached file
when i hard refresh it changes to 'contact'
i suppose it could be done with any language?
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