I will try to explain as best as possible the issue I am finding with the File Explorer control.
So I have user Bob upload file test.txt into the website.
User Jenny downloads that Text.txt and makes changes to it and save it to My documents on the local drive.
Then Jenny uploads that file back to the website and overwrites the original with her new changes.
If Jenny decides to make more changes to that file she goes and downloads that file again from the website. (Lets just say 10 minutes later)
But.. when Jenny downloads that file again and opens it she no longer has her changes from before but has the original file uploaded by Bob.
What I think is happening is that the file itself is cached in the temporary IE download files and IE doesn't actually download the file again it retrieves it from the previously downloaded files.
How do I force the file to download the new file. I know it's the new one because the timestamp of the file has changed from when Bob loaded it and when Jenny changed it.
So I have user Bob upload file test.txt into the website.
User Jenny downloads that Text.txt and makes changes to it and save it to My documents on the local drive.
Then Jenny uploads that file back to the website and overwrites the original with her new changes.
If Jenny decides to make more changes to that file she goes and downloads that file again from the website. (Lets just say 10 minutes later)
But.. when Jenny downloads that file again and opens it she no longer has her changes from before but has the original file uploaded by Bob.
What I think is happening is that the file itself is cached in the temporary IE download files and IE doesn't actually download the file again it retrieves it from the previously downloaded files.
How do I force the file to download the new file. I know it's the new one because the timestamp of the file has changed from when Bob loaded it and when Jenny changed it.