Scenario: A Citrix Engineer is implementing Integrated Caching to increase performance of a web application. The Application Engineer replaces a small logo on the main page with a new one. Later on, when the engineer attempts to access the page, the old logo is displayed.
Which enabled setting in the Content Group would cause this to happen?
If the 'Ignore browser’s reload request' setting is enabled in the Content Group configuration for Integrated Caching on the Citrix ADC, this would cause the caching mechanism to ignore requests from the browser to reload content. Consequently, even if the application engineer updates a resource like a logo on the main page, the old logo would still be displayed from the cache until the cached content expires or is manually refreshed in the cache. This setting can prevent the most up-to-date content from being displayed to users.
A. Ignore browser’s reload request If the "Ignore browser’s reload request" setting is enabled in the Content Group configuration for Integrated Caching on the Citrix ADC, this would cause the caching mechanism to ignore requests from the browser to reload content, such as when a user hits the refresh button. Consequently, even if the application engineer updates a resource like a logo on the main page, the old logo would still be displayed from the cache until the cached content expires or is manually refreshed in the cache. This setting can prevent the most up-to-date content from being displayed to users.