I am currently doing a content managed site. Eventhough the content of pages comes from database, they want all the visitor side pages to be .htm. (They feel it will be more search engine friendly then).

I am doing it like this.

As an example, I am taking one page - contactus.htm. As and when the content changes, I am recreating the page contactus.htm. My problem is that, since the page is an htm page, the changes are not coming into effect immediately. The htm files are going into cache and page is shown from cache only. I cannot prevent an HTM page from going into cache.

Could anybody please help me ?

Use this within HEAD tags on that page to get that solved.

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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-Vijay G
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Alternatively you can setup ISAPI to parse files with the .htm-extension with the ASP.dll.
Note that this will have a performance impact on flat HTML-files, in return you get the ability to have asp-code in html-files...

Hello Happygv and Jonax,

Thanks for the replies.

The first method seems to be easy. But the latter one gives me an area of ASP which I have never explored. Thanks for giving an opprtunity for exploration into a new area.