I've never found header controls to be particularly reliable when trying to
manage caching. And renaming files seems a frustrating approach Among the
most reliable methods involves the use of query strings.
There are a lot of ways to approach this, and your control can be as global or
Thank you Gerald,
That seems really useful advice.
As I look more and more into caching I'm finding a real Pandora's box.
There seems to be no universal solution, so, its bottom up, try and test
from here on.
> Greetings al, and Peter Small.
>
> I have ran into many different issues when
Thank you for your suggestions.
As I'm new to this problem of caching I'm stumped by simple things that to
most people seems blatantly obvious.
Firstly, I don't have a problem myself with getting a server side version
of a web page as I can use command-R when Chrome caches it. It is the
visitors
On 17 Jun 2021, at 08:31, Peter Small wrote:
> Chrome keeps caching my files so that when I make a change to any online
> document Chrome displays the cached version and not the modified version that
> is on the server.
Are you setting an expiration header on you site? This is normally how you
Greetings al, and Peter Small.
I have ran into many different issues when dealing with web design and browser
cache when testing a quick fix with css, an image, or anything that the browser
(or the hosting server) has stored.
I use https://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
What I ended up doing was to download all the files on my website
(www.dinnerpartytown.uk) then with BBEdit's multiple file search I made the
following replacements:
".html" replaced with ".html?v=1.0"
".js" replaced with ".js?v=1.0"
".css" replaced with ".css?v=1.0"
".jpg" replaced with
This sounds like a good reason not to use Chrome, but in your shoes I think
I would select those files in the Finder and right-click to bring up the
Rename function. I'll bet this could even be automated.
On Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 7:33:28 AM UTC-7 Peter Small wrote:
> Chrome keeps caching
Will this link help?
https://superuser.com/questions/1121716/how-do-i-force-chrome-to-load-a-fresh-copy-of-a-page
Best, Nestor
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> On 17 Jun 2021, at 11:31, Peter Small wrote:
>
> Chrome keeps caching my files so that when I make a change to
On Jun 17, 2021, at 10:31 AM, Peter Small mailto:pe...@stigmergicsystems.com>> wrote:
>
> To get over this problem I want to append a version number in a query line to
> every document i.e., by adding "?v=1.0" to the end of all the documents
> (URLS, CSS and JS docs). I want to be able to do
> On Jun 17, 2021, at 7:31 AM, Peter Small wrote:
>
> Chrome keeps caching my files so that when I make a change to any online
> document Chrome displays the cached version and not the modified version that
> is on the server.
>
> To get over this problem I want to append a version number in
Chrome keeps caching my files so that when I make a change to any online
document Chrome displays the cached version and not the modified version
that is on the server.
To get over this problem I want to append a version number in a query line
to every document i.e., by adding "?v=1.0" to the
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