I’m copying in some new and modified files (aspx, css, dlls++) to a project of mine and I’m experiencing some issues.
Do I have to restart the web server thru the IIS manager GUI? When is restart necessary?
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I’m copying in some new and modified files (aspx, css, dlls++) to a project of mine and I’m experiencing some issues.
Do I have to restart the web server thru the IIS manager GUI? When is restart necessary?
If you make changes to css files sometimes your browser will store a cache of that file and you need to force refresh the browser or clear your cookies. I do believe when I worked on IIS I noticed that even if I cleared my cache my server still held a cache but in a little while it would refresh. There may be a setting somewhere to not cache files (which I don’t recommend for a production server) but I’m not sure how to do that.