I had to do this with my phone and my computer a few days ago. Just clear the cache and everything is okay.Originally Posted by 84fuegoturbo
On your PC, just hit F5.
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I had to do this with my phone and my computer a few days ago. Just clear the cache and everything is okay.
On your PC, just hit F5.
The F5 key is used to refresh a page, not to clear cache.
To clear cache, in Firefox:
1. Click the menu button (New "burger" Menu) and choose Options.
2. Select the Advanced panel.
3. Click on the Network tab.
4. In the Cached Web Content section, click Clear Now.
5. Click OK to close the Options window.
or go to this Mozilla link for a better visual: http://mzl.la/18byRQJ
It's still knackered for me on IE11 even after a cache clean. Odd. The web site still works fine though when it comes to orders, the only thing I really do care about.
Guns, Jeeps, fishing and rye -- the cornerstones of a happy life.
Oops! Here I thought F5 overrides the cache and downloads the page again. F5 worked for me in one case. On my phone I deleted the cache. Apparently F5 doesn't fetch a new copy. Today I learned CTRL-F5 does fetch a new copy.
Holding [SHIFT] and clicking on the reload button should also do the trick. It works for the current page only, which I find very useful.
A few errors on the page (according to W3 validation). That's what coding is all about... 10,000 lines of programming all brought down by a missing semicolon or some other minor syntax error. I'm sure they'll sort it out.
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