Re: cgi

Hakim wrote:

is it possible, that the browser cached a code of a class??

No, absolutely not. The browser does not (and cannot) see your code -
only the HTML your code generates.

i have some cgi scripst, where i call some method from a class and no
matter if i change it or not, it sitt dies in same place(in this class)

You have an error on line 46.

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