I have a lot of pages on my website that use the DNN Blog module. I also have the free version of PB installed (although I have bought the paid version of PB) on my DNN 4.5.5. install (which is in a shared hosting environemnt). One of the ways I am checking to see if the blog pages are being cached by PB is to see if the random text in the CAPTCHA image on the 'add a comment' part of the blog page is the same when either (a) I access a blog entry using different browsers or (b) when I hit F5 to refresh the page in the browser. The behaviour I am seeing is making me doubt if I the page is being cached by PB as it should be. Typical examples are: - If I open a blog entry as an unauthenticated user in one browser (e.g. Firefox) and then go immediately and open exactly the same page in another browser (e.g IE7 or Opera), also as an unauthenicated user, I notice that different text apears in the CAPTCHA in the other browser.
- If I then refresh (F5) this page in Firefox or IE7 the CAPTCHA text does not change (it only cahnges if I hit CTRL + F5 which is the behaviour I would expect of PB). However when I hit F5 in Opera the text in the CAPTCHA image does change.
My first question I suppose is: - Am I right to assume that the text in the CAPTCHA image will be the same across differetn browsers if the page is being cached by PB?
If the answer to that is 'yes' it looks like I am having a problem and will add details on my PB config file settings to see if there is something I should change. Thanks. eoghano |