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hmaprk
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Problem clearing browser cache

I have seen several posts talking about removing .xap files from the browser cache. I am having a problem seeing chages to be applied to my application once I run it from visual studio. I have gone to the internet options and deleted all the browser history, and tried ctrl+Shift+F5, but when I run the app, I still don't see the changes take affect. I can clearly see the change (an obvious background change from blue to black!) in the visual studio designer, but when I run it it is still blue.

 What can I do? Is there another way to clear the browser cache?

 Thanks in advance!

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Jim Mangaly
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Re: Problem clearing browser cache

Could it be that for some reason the XAP in your web project is not getting updated? If you have not already tried this, delete the XAP file in the client bin of your web project. Now when you rebuild your application, the xap should reappear. If it doesn't then you should check if the link between your web project and your SL project is broken. You can do this by going to the Property Pages of your web project and clicking on the Silverlight tab.

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hmaprk
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Re: Problem clearing browser cache

Thanks,

 I'll try that out.

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jappenzeller
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Re: Problem clearing browser cache

I've tried your suggested fixes and they didn't help.  I was able to update the control at one point, but I can't seem to update it again.  I must have done something before but I haven't been able to figure out what I did.

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