Hello Casper,
I tried it with WepartCache = None. But now I have probs with the hole page
and I get the following error messagen:
An unexpected error occurred: Der Objektverweis wurde nicht auf eine
Objektinstanz festgelegt.
Translated:The Objectreference was not set on a object instance.
Do you know a solution?
Thank you.
"Casper de Lange" <CasperdeLange@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im
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> Have you tried setting the WebpartCache property to None in your
> web.config?
>
> "Jay Kreusch" wrote:
>
>> For those of you using this popular web part, there is a potential bug
>> that you should be aware of with this web part.
>>
>> This problem only affects intranet/extranet deployments of SPS or WSS.
>> Here is a summary: The image file for the bullet in the list items is
>> caching the protocol and domain portion of the url. So, here is the
>> sequence that generates the problem:
>>
>> A user logs onto the site through the external address:
>> https://portal.mycompany.com/default.aspx. The page loads fine and no
>> problems occur.
>>
>> The cache is built by the web part using
>> https://portal.mycompany.com/<smiling goat icon path.
>>
>> A user logs on to the intranet using http://portal/default.aspx. The
>> user is given a logon prompt. If the user cancels, the page loads and
>> the feed reader shows image not found icons instead of the bullets. A
>> check of the properties shows that the image want to load from the
>> https://portal.mycompany.com address. If the user logs on, the page
>> displays properly.
>>
>> I've tried hacking the dwp and adding the cacheperuser parameter
>> without success. Also, the cache can't be set to 0.
>>
>>