Why do I need to refresh my IE window four times for a new form view to appear?

Why do I need to refresh my IE window four times for a new form view to appear?

Hello. I have only Designer on my desktop so there is no input from or to the Domino server yet. I have created a Web-enabled database with one form and a variety of views. There is a frameset with three frames where one frame has an embedded outline with links to the views set to show up in another of the frames. When I preview in Internet Explorer, the default view shows up fine, but if I then select a second view, I have to refresh four or five times for that view to appear and so on for all the views in the outline. Is this related to the refresh rate in IE, or is the refresh rate being managed by Designer at this point? Is it an issue that would disappear when it is running from the server? Or is it something I have not seen in the refresh options in the views? Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

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First, make sure that when you're previewing you're using Internet Explorer and not the Notes Browser. Then clear your browser cache and set the "Temporary Internet Files" settings for "Check for newer versions of stored pages" to "Every visit to the page." Sometimes even this will not work right away and you may need to close all instances of your browser and open it again to see the changed page.

This was first published in February 2003

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