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Hi Edwin<br />
<br />
Very interesting point about the ?v=1 on the CSS file<br />
Does this also work on the Javascript files too?
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Hi Edwin

Very interesting point about the ?v=1 on the CSS file
Does this also work on the Javascript files too?

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Hello Websss,<br />
<br />
You don't need to add any version in JS files.<br />
<br />
<b>Best Regards</b>
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Hello Websss,

You don't need to add any version in JS files.

Best Regards

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Really? <br />
How would I stop the js file from caching using 2nd method ?
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Really?
How would I stop the js file from caching using 2nd method ?

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Ohh, sorry but if you want to prevent js file from caching then you have to use:<br />
<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40747592-1">&lt;script src=&quot;js.js?v=1&quot;&gt;&lt;/script&gt;</code></pre>
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this will prevent from caching.
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Ohh, sorry but if you want to prevent js file from caching then you have to use:



<script src="js.js?v=1"></script>


this will prevent from caching.

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Hi<br />
<br />
Is there anyway (in code) to force a complete refresh of a website?<br />
<br />
in a browser, I usually use ctrl F5<br />
However, I need to the code to handle it on demand<br />
<br />
Is this possible?<br />
<br />
the idea is to write a cookie with the Version ID, and if the Version on the login page is different to that in the cookie then it must get a fresh copy and not use the cache<br />
<br />
I know you can use Meta tags for No-cache etc, but would welcome some more insight<br />
<br />
a possibility is to append the HTML with the no-cache meta tag (using asp.net) if the version ID's are different<br />
but i'm not sure if its cross browser compliant etc<br />
<br />
advice appreciated
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Hi

Is there anyway (in code) to force a complete refresh of a website?

in a browser, I usually use ctrl F5
However, I need to the code to handle it on demand

Is this possible?

the idea is to write a cookie with the Version ID, and if the Version on the login page is different to that in the cookie then it must get a fresh copy and not use the cache

I know you can use Meta tags for No-cache etc, but would welcome some more insight

a possibility is to append the HTML with the no-cache meta tag (using asp.net) if the version ID's are different
but i'm not sure if its cross browser compliant etc

advice appreciated

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