Caching problems

I am having major problems with the caching of the ie browser.

I have a db which is designed to work on the web.

When a user closes the web browser and then re-opens the db in the main frameset there are stored pages still in the memory which means the frameset is half loaded without logging in and the stylesheet I have got on them pages has not loaded (and looks terrible) and the login screen is in the main centre frame.

The only way to sort out the problem is to do:

Tools-Internet Options-Delete files, then refresh the web page.

Is there a way to NOT store anything in the cache of ie at all?

(This is not a server caching problem)

Many thanks in advance

Subject: Caching problems

In my experience this happens because the design elements in the frames have different access requirements. For example, some pages have public access while an embedded view requires the user to log in before he can see it. You might try loading each frame individually and checking its access.

If nothing else works, you might have the database open to ONE page that contains a “login” link. That link opens a frameset which the user sees after he logs in.

Are you sure you need frames? I find that using a table with various embedded objects (e.g., an outline and a view) is much easier to maintain.