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@Alice okay, thanks for commenting.
Is that.. php based or how do you set it up? xD -
@BambuSource no need to set up anything, the server will ignore the part after ? for static content by default but browsers use the full url (including the part after ?) for caching (so ?v=1 and ?v=2 will be cached separately by browsers)
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@Alice @ItsNotMyFault if it's an html page, then you'd need to cachebust the page itself too, right?
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@Owirosim hilarious 😂
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@Owirosim hilarious 😂
hope this isnt a repeat. have a great weekend guys!!!!!
Reality
I remember when I had my first "website job" and I put it on a test domain to show it to the client.
But when I changed things up in the css or something, the client wouldn't see the updates.
It took me a whole bunch of time to figure out it was caching. So I told him to use an anonymous tab. Fun time, back then..
How do professionals manage these things? :D
rant
internship website
caching
client