Don't allow webbrowser to cache your website - heres how
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Don't you hate it when you make an update on your website and because web browsers cache websites/web pages users who go on your website will not see the updates?
In the <head> of your HTML file you can add this code:
In the <head> of your HTML file you can add this code:
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That will tell the browser to not cache your website, every time you make an update to your website/web page the user who visits the website will see it because they won't see cached web pages <meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">
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Great snippet, but for those who don't know, this will make page loading slower.
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Yes it will but if you have a website that is updated alot and you need the pages to be loaded again and not from cache then this is how its done
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If you want to cashe certain images, files, etc:
Replace your beginning html tag with this...
Inside the offline.manifest file you'd add the following (replace my file names with the ones you want to cashe)
Replace your beginning html tag with this...
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Now make sure you make a file called "offline.manifest" (without quotes) in the same directory/folder your index.html file is located.<html lang="en" manifest="offline.manifest">Inside the offline.manifest file you'd add the following (replace my file names with the ones you want to cashe)
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CACHE MANIFEST
index.html
abstract.css
grayscale.css
images/mikebg.png
images/abstractbg.png
images/chrome.png
images/android.png
images/teambg.png
images/chrome-bg.png
images/cloud.png
images/firefox.png
images/safari.png
images/ie9.png
images/ipad.png
images/lin.png
images/mac.png
images/opera.png
images/win.png
images/dot-tk.gif
images/swagbucks.jpg
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mikethedj4 wrote:If you want to cashe certain images, files, etc:Thanks Mike!
Replace your beginning html tag with this...Code: Select allNow make sure you make a file called "offline.manifest" (without quotes) in the same directory/folder your index.html file is located.<html lang="en" manifest="offline.manifest">
Inside the offline.manifest file you'd add the following (replace my file names with the ones you want to cashe)
Code: Select allCACHE MANIFEST index.html abstract.css grayscale.css images/mikebg.png images/abstractbg.png images/chrome.png images/android.png images/teambg.png images/chrome-bg.png images/cloud.png images/firefox.png images/safari.png images/ie9.png images/ipad.png images/lin.png images/mac.png images/opera.png images/win.png images/dot-tk.gif images/swagbucks.jpg
I was just about to ask for this part. cooll;
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You're very welcome
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