Hi,
Every time we need to do an update to the client script on our software, we are
noticing the changes are not being picked up by our users until they clear
their cache.
We are wondering what is the best way of handling this?
thanks
Your talking about javascripts right? caching of these is normal and good, but
updates are also needed. A good way to do this is to version the filename. ie.
siteScript1.0.0.js then siteScript1.0.1.js etc... This forces the browsers to
load the new script into cache the first time it
When I make a change to a .js file or a .css file and I want to be sure that
users have the latest version, I change the name of the file, such as
script1.js, script2.js, etc. I think this is the best way.
Maybe you could put a dummy URL variable on the path as an alternative.
-Mike Chabot
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excellent idea, thanks
Hi,
Every time we need to do an update to the client script on our
software, we are noticing the changes are not being picked up by our
users until they clear their cache.
We are wondering what is the best way of handling this?
thanks
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