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Updated Jul 27, 2022
IvanWilson
Aug 04, 2022Iron Contributor
We have added a random number as a querystring parameter to get around this caching issue. However, that assumes you have the ability to control the creation of the hyperlinks.
MElkinsAW
Aug 04, 2022Brass Contributor
Thanks Ivan, can you provide more detail? We parameters in the query string (e.g., facility, asset name, etc.) but that doesn't get around the cache issue. There are times users need to hit the link twice to get it to load.
- IvanWilsonAug 04, 2022Iron ContributorFrom what I can remember, clicking the link triggered a JavaScript function that would generate a random number and add it to the querystring before redirecting to the destination. This article discusses the approach: https://css-tricks.com/strategies-for-cache-busting-css/
- MElkinsAWAug 05, 2022Brass ContributorThanks!