I'm still not seeing the expired header that should be being sent. Try using the two files I posted above. They have been updated.

New files didn't help the problem. Every single time I log out of admin, it stays on the page I was just on, even though I'm logged out. Refreshing the pages then shows me as being logged out. My server is running Firefox 3.0.17 still and this caching problem doesn't exist when browsing the killboard using it. Also, I have another computer that was running FF 3.5 and it worked fine until I upgraded it to FF 3.6 and it's now having the same issue as my PC is. Seems that FF 3.6, IE 8, and newest version of Chrome are all having this issue for some reason...any ideas? I've seen a couple other people with the problem. But, can anyone else come forward using FF 3.6 that has this problem?

I'll try adding in some more cache control messages tomorrow to turn off caching for the parts that shouldn't be cached.

More prescriptive cache control added replace the same file with the new version at:
http://evedev-kb.googlecode.com/svn-his ... .cache.php

I believe this is the link you meant to post.

http://evedev-kb.googlecode.com/svn-his ... .cache.php

But, I'm glad to say that this cured my caching issue in all browsers. I can log out of admin now with no problems at all. Amazing work man, thank you.

Hi,

Goons loooong new Alliance name seems to make the layout of the KM a bit wonky....

http://eve-iyi.info/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=1097193

Rob,

Any pilot/corp/alliance with a long name will cause layout problems. The best approach is to avoid having anything to do with such people. Then your board, forums, etc will all function better with the minimum of effort.

Layout that copes with both short and long names is an ongoing effort.

Considered making a more 'web2.0' theme with more divs and less tables? I could try my hand at it, although it'll take me -forever- because i'm lazy that way.

Also I'm likely to code in something mean for all ie6 users that redirects them to the depths of hell.

lol


Ideally you break names in php, but for an easy css workaround make the name columns fixed width and enclose text in a block of a class that has overflow:hidden; set.

Breaking names in php doesn't work so well due to differing character widths and fonts. The WWWWWWWWWWWW alliance vs IIIIIIIIIIII alliance problem.

I actually have looked at overflow:hidden but I don't remember why I didn't use it. It does look like what is wanted. ... After a brief play it doesn't seem to actually work. The text just wraps in both firefox and explorer. I think this was the problem I had last time. I'll try to explore further before getting distracted by something shiny this time.