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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / July 2007Webpage has expired
Hello everybody, I'm using IE 7 and when I go back on a previous page it tells me that the webpage has expired. I tried the option in the Advanced page to do not save encrypted pages to disk but to no avail. Does anyone know of a solution to the problem? Thank you > Hello everybody, > > I'm using IE 7 and when I go back on a previous page it tells me that > the webpage has expired. I tried the option in the Advanced page to do not > save encrypted pages to disk but to no avail. > Does anyone know of a solution to the problem? Don't use your browser's back button in that case. Look for a button or link in the page which will give you the equivalent effect. Depending on the site's functionality you may find that you lose less information that way as a bonus. Another way of dealing with this case is opening the link in a new tab or window. Then instead of going back you can just close the tab or window. An advantage of that technique is that you may not even lose your position in the original page. If you still need help and you see the problem with a public site post an example pair of URLs which demonstrate it. HTH Robert Aldwinckle --- In addition, F5 will refresh the window.  SignatureGistcheckin > > Hello everybody, > > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Robert Aldwinckle > --- Thank you for your answers, but they are not really solutions to the problem. I generally like the back button and this is an obvious bug. Do you know if Microsoft has a solution planned for this problem in a Service pack? > In addition, F5 will refresh the window. > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Robert Aldwinckle > > --- > Thank you for your answers, but they are not really solutions to the problem. > I generally like the back button and this is an obvious bug. Do you know if > Microsoft has a solution planned for this problem in a Service pack? >> > If you still need help and you see the problem with a public site >> > post an example pair of URLs which demonstrate it. --- Kyriakos wrote on Tue, 10 Jul 2007 01:34:16 -0700: > Thank you for your answers, but they are not really solutions to the > problem. I generally like the back button and this is an obvious bug. Do > you know if Microsoft has a solution planned for this problem in a Service > pack? Why do you think it's a bug? For instance, if the web author/server admin has set an expiry date on a page to the current time and earlier, and you use the back button, then that content has expired - IE is doing the correct thing in telling you so. Dan |
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