Here's an example of that test version of the code from one of my
development gadgets:
<script type="text/javascript">
function script( url, seconds ) {
document.write(
'<script type="text/javascript" src="', url, '?t=',
+new Date,
'">',
'<\/script>'
);
}
script( 'http://mytestmachine/elections/poll411-map.js' );
</script>
This loads my local (hosted on mytestmachine) copy of poll411-map.js
with a t=NNNNN cachebuster in the .js URL.
-Mike
On Nov 24, 8:34 am, Michael Geary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> To make development easier, make a second copy of your .xml file that
> loads a local copy of the .js file (e.g. from localhost or a file:
> URL) and includes a cachebuster in the .js file URL. Where the XML
> files above have this call:
>
> _IG_GetCachedUrl( url, { refreshInterval:seconds } ),
>
> replace it with:
>
> url, '?', (+new Date),
>
> and make url your local URL.
>
> Now when you use this test copy of the gadget, you'll be loading all
> the JS locally and with a timestamp in the URL.
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