[thelist] deleted file after redesign

[Jeana Clark]

Why not just create a new html file that refreshes to a new page using
metatags?  (A new page being, sorry file no longer exists, but you can find
other stuff here... or just send them to the front of your site.. *shrug*)
If the pages got indexed on search engines, you'll still have hits from
there as well.

-Jeana


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> Hi,
> I had to delete a file after a redesign about two or three months ago.
> It was a major file eg. it displayed some ads and for some reason it is
> still cached by many many browsers. The error_log is filling up with
> 404s just for this file.
>
> I just meta tags to prevent caching in the new layout, but the old site
> lacked these.
>
> Is there a way that I can force the browser to empty its cache or at
> least stop requesting this file?
>
> I'm using Apache on a Linux box for this one. So probably, I could add
> some directive to the httpd.conf?
>
> TIA,
> Joxn
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