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Can I use double version keys in script src attribute to avoid browser cache
Storing Objects in HTML5 localStorageFind out if radio button is checked with JQuery?Using the HTML5 “required” attribute for a group of checkboxes?How to send FormData objects with Ajax-requests in jQuery?Script Tag - async & deferHow to get HTML 5 input type=“date” working in Firefox and/or IE 10AngularJs force browser to clear cacheHow make browser update script file when manifest updates but allow caching?How to cache the video on the browser and used the cached version every time the video is playedHTML5 application cache and Browser cache - can they interfere with each other?
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Is the below code cause any issue?
Is the browser take the updated version of js without clearing cache?
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asked Mar 25 at 7:33
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Is the below code cause any issue?
Is the browser take the updated version of js without clearing cache?
html5
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 7:36
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Is the below code cause any issue?
Is the browser take the updated version of js without clearing cache?
html5
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
Is the below code cause any issue?
Is the browser take the updated version of js without clearing cache?
html5
html5
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
asked Mar 25 at 7:33
Ramya MRamya M
66
66
<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 7:36
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<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 7:36
<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 7:36
<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
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Mar 25 at 7:36
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I won't cause any issue because you are just passing Get Query String Parameters on JS url but why would you do that? It's better to .., just increment the value of v=1
Try adding this on your browser address bar and reload the page it won't cause any issue.
?xx=test
Sample : https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript?aaaaaa=bbbbbbbb?ccccccccccc=ddddddddddddd
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
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I won't cause any issue because you are just passing Get Query String Parameters on JS url but why would you do that? It's better to .., just increment the value of v=1
Try adding this on your browser address bar and reload the page it won't cause any issue.
?xx=test
Sample : https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript?aaaaaa=bbbbbbbb?ccccccccccc=ddddddddddddd
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
add a comment |
I won't cause any issue because you are just passing Get Query String Parameters on JS url but why would you do that? It's better to .., just increment the value of v=1
Try adding this on your browser address bar and reload the page it won't cause any issue.
?xx=test
Sample : https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript?aaaaaa=bbbbbbbb?ccccccccccc=ddddddddddddd
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
add a comment |
I won't cause any issue because you are just passing Get Query String Parameters on JS url but why would you do that? It's better to .., just increment the value of v=1
Try adding this on your browser address bar and reload the page it won't cause any issue.
?xx=test
Sample : https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript?aaaaaa=bbbbbbbb?ccccccccccc=ddddddddddddd
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
I won't cause any issue because you are just passing Get Query String Parameters on JS url but why would you do that? It's better to .., just increment the value of v=1
Try adding this on your browser address bar and reload the page it won't cause any issue.
?xx=test
Sample : https://davidwalsh.name/query-string-javascript?aaaaaa=bbbbbbbb?ccccccccccc=ddddddddddddd
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
answered Mar 25 at 8:29
Ryan JericRyan Jeric
667
667
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
add a comment |
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
So everytime there's an update on your JS you should update those Get Query String Parameters on your JS url then your browser should automatically take the updated version of your js without clearing cache
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 8:37
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
Thank you... I am increasing?version value, then dose the browser take new version of test.js from server?
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 8:51
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
yes just increase the version value every-time there's an update on your JS
– Ryan Jeric
Mar 25 at 9:11
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
@RamyaM if this helps.. can u mark it as answer thanks
– Ryan Jeric
May 24 at 3:02
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<script src="xxx/yyy/test. js?v=1?version=2342" >
– Ramya M
Mar 25 at 7:36