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Browsers cache DNS which is separate from just clearing the cache which deletes temporary files.
To delete the DNS cache in Firefox follow these easy steps:
Enter about:config into the address bar
If you receive an acknowledge warning click next
Find a option that is labeled network.dnsCacheExpiration and set its value to 0
Restart Firefox
In the event ...
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You would like to use Ajax. I would recommend you use some kind of javascript library to handle the ajax calls.
"With Ajax, web applications can send data to and retrieve data from a
server."
Here is a sample.
Javascript (jquery)
var x, divided, result;
x = 6;
divided = $.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "serverside.php?x=" + x,
cache: false,
...
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Here is a very simple PHP script to get you started:
<?php
if($_GET['v']){
echo intval($_GET['v'])+1;
}
?>
<form>
Enter a value: <input type=text name=v>
<input type=submit>
</form>
I saved that as test.php in my www documents folder. The I opened it as http://localhost/test.php and was able to submit a number and ...
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Opera officially confirmed that they will follow Google with Blink.
"Google on Wednesday made a huge announcement to fork WebKit and build a new rendering engine called Blink. Opera, which only recently decided to replace its own Presto rendering engine for WebKit, has confirmed with TNW that it will be following suit."
Source: ...
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12.15 is still using Presto, but it's being phased out after 12.15 in favour of WebKit Blink, a WebKit fork.
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Yes there is but there is no way for you to be exhaustive. The best bet is to check the last few versions of each browser with an emphasis on what your visitors use. Even one version of a browser can render slightly differently on different platforms. I have seen Firefox and Safari recently behave differently on Windows and Mac and Chrome differently between ...
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