Hi,
with Firefox you can open the web console (ctrl-shift-k) and in its
settings, check something like "disable cache (when the toolbox is
opened)". Then a normal ctrl-r or F5 should work as if you just emptied
the cache.
Adrien
On 24/08/2015 08:23, wb wrote:
Hi,
I found that webbrowsers didn't reload javascript files even after I
modified them. Pushing F5 button or shift-F5 button in the webbrowsers
seems to reload only static html files, not javascript files. The
javascript files are reloaded only when I manually delete browser cache,
and restart the browser. I am not sure whether it is because my
webserver uses frame for redirectioning, or it is a bug in webbrowsers.
A common way to force to refresh javascript is to add a version number
to the file name after a question mark (ex: <src="my_source.js?v=1.1">)
or to the directory path (ex: <src="/v_1.1/my_source.js">), and it is
called "versioning". But, this technique is not possible without
modifying pyjs compiler because the loading part is done in pyjs.
Is there anyone who experienced the javascript refresh problem?
Thanks in advance.
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