Let's see. I am generating a web page for a user to see. It expires immediately, so I apply the HTTP "Cache-Control" setting to "no-cache".
What does Internet Explorer do with that? Refuses to display it. After all, if it can't cache it, it tries to be "security conscious" and refuses to put it on the filesystem, and IE can't display any content unless its rendered to the filesystem.
IE bug 316431
Use Cache-Control: must-revalidate, max-age=0
to get around this non-compliant behaviour.
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