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This is really odd, because it shouldn't be happening at all.

When I access wellness.learnitlive.com on FireFox, I see it redirected to: http://www.learnitlive.com/classes-events/Health-Wellness/280.html

When I access wellness.learnitlive.com on IE/Chrome/Safari/Opera, I see it redirected to: http://www.learnitlive.com/wellness.php

Both are from the same machine. I'm not having FF use any proxy. Moreover, I see the same results on someone else's machine as well.

The /classes-events/Health-Wellness/280.html redirection was specified in the httpd.conf file yesterday, but is now set to /wellness.php and the httpd server has been restarted several times since the change.

I'm not sure why FF would be behaving like this.

I'm using OpenDNS and have refreshed their cache as well.

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Firefox is caching this resource. Clean your browser cache: Firefox -> Options -> Privacy -> Clear your recent history -> Tick checkbox for "Cache" -> OK. Plain and simple.

For completeness, I'll also add that if you want to force a non-cached version of a page to be displayed, using Ctrl+F5 in most browsers will force one. In the case of redirect issues however (such as the one here), this won't help.

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You could change your cache settings so that it checks for a new version of the page every time for all websites.

  1. Type into the address bar: about:config.
  2. Click to confirm that you want to edit the settings.
  3. Search for browser.cache.check_doc_frequency.
  4. Double-click the line.
  5. Change the value from 3 (default) to 1.

For more details on this setting, see this link

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