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Clear Adobe Debug Projector Cache

New Here ,
Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

Hi,

I have tried to clear the cache of the Flash debug projector under Windows using the advertised means of Settings/Flash Player/Storage/Delete All and Settings/Flash Player/Advanced/Delete All but neither had the desired results. The debug projector absolutely refuses to retrieve an updated swf on the web server after the first time the URL was accessed. Can anyone assist please ?

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Adobe Employee ,
Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

Hi,

You may try clearing the cache by deleting the contents of the following folders:

Windows

  • %appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player
  • %appdata%\Macromedia\Flash Player

Macintosh

  • ~\Library\Preferences\Macromedia\Flash Player\
  • ~\Library\Caches\Adobe\Flash Player\

Thanks!

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New Here ,
Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

I have neglected to state in my original post that I have also done as you suggested to no avail.

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Adobe Employee ,
Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017

It's hacky, but as a workaround, you could probably append a get parameter, like foo.swf?entropy=<timestamp>

Are you working on a kiosk or something, or just doing local development?

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New Here ,
Mar 23, 2017 Mar 23, 2017

This does the trick thanks. Don't know why I didn't think of it.

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Adobe Employee ,
Mar 23, 2017 Mar 23, 2017
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I was going to mention that if you're doing local development for web content, running a local web-server is my preferred option.  It lets you test any security considerations (cross-domain requests, etc.), and you have a lot more flexibility in terms of configuring cache values in response headers, etc...

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