I found the reason. The XMLDataSource has a cache abilitiy that apparently
hangs on to the cache between sessions and or posts.
To turn it off I merely set the tag to EnableCaching="False".
<asp:XmlDataSource ID="TreeData" runat="server" EnableCaching="false"
Timothy A. Vanover MCSD, MCDBA, MCAD, MCSD for .Net
"TVanover" wrote:
Quote:
I have a frameset that has a asp treeview control that is bound to an
XMLDataSource.
I cannot get the page to stop caching. I can manually change the data and
have different users hit the page and the page seems to renderthe first one
in for all requests regardless of the actual data sent to the control.
I have tried to turn off caching and even emptied the Viewstate statebag. I
am not sure what else I need to try to turn off other than the page
directives that are already set to "NoStore"
Timothy A. Vanover MCSD, MCDBA, MCAD, MCSD for .Net |