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ASP.NET disabling caching

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Hi all,

 

this is my first ever post and I know this subject has probably already been covered countless times but I've searched and can’t find the solution so go easy please :-)

 

I am completely new to ASP.NEt and I'm attempting to learn it for my dissertation. The Problem I am faced with is that I can’t seem to disable server side caching.

 

For example I run a script then delete or replace the file and the original is still there.

 

Can someone show me the correct syntax. I have read it’s possible to disable caching via the web.config file however as I am a complete novice I am unable to implement this.

 

Any help would be great, thanks :-)

Take a quick look here, although, I still have many problems with caching using the latest version of Firefox, using private browsing is the only way I seem to be able to fix it.

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