Changing gallery cover photo ?
#16
I think the older version of the image might be cached in your broswer...
Try going to the image directly via this link https://www.f150online.com/galleries...allery3984.jpg and click your refresh button a few times...
Try going to the image directly via this link https://www.f150online.com/galleries...allery3984.jpg and click your refresh button a few times...
#18
#20
I cleared my temp internet files and objects and I still see the 79.
I guess it's not that big of a deal, as long as when someone looks at my gallery, they see what I want them to see, which will be different from what I actually see.
Thanx for your help.
I guess it's not that big of a deal, as long as when someone looks at my gallery, they see what I want them to see, which will be different from what I actually see.
Thanx for your help.
Last edited by COUPER; 12-02-2004 at 11:19 AM.
#21
One possible expalnation here...a long shot, but, if your ISP (or work network if your at work) uses web-caching engine, you might see changes of web-sites take up to a week to happen. A web-cache engine, usually a giant cisco router-like device, caches web content for the whole network, much as the browser caches for itself.
I am behind one at work, and if I change stuff on my home web-site, sometimes the web-cache at work takes 2 or three days before the content changes.
Just a thought.
I am behind one at work, and if I change stuff on my home web-site, sometimes the web-cache at work takes 2 or three days before the content changes.
Just a thought.
#23
Originally posted by Net Wurker
One possible expalnation here...a long shot, but, if your ISP (or work network if your at work) uses web-caching engine, you might see changes of web-sites take up to a week to happen. A web-cache engine, usually a giant cisco router-like device, caches web content for the whole network, much as the browser caches for itself.
I am behind one at work, and if I change stuff on my home web-site, sometimes the web-cache at work takes 2 or three days before the content changes.
Just a thought.
One possible expalnation here...a long shot, but, if your ISP (or work network if your at work) uses web-caching engine, you might see changes of web-sites take up to a week to happen. A web-cache engine, usually a giant cisco router-like device, caches web content for the whole network, much as the browser caches for itself.
I am behind one at work, and if I change stuff on my home web-site, sometimes the web-cache at work takes 2 or three days before the content changes.
Just a thought.
It seems bizzare that I see a different pic than you guys do.
I'll give it a few days and see what happens.
Thanks again