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Johan,
thanks for the tip on adding a parameter to avoid caching. We'll try that.
On the freshly rendered javascript: I might have found a clue as to what
is happening there. If a cached javascript file has a syntax error, the
embedded Javascript seems to be affected as well. So this is probably
just the collateral damage of js errors in static files....
Joachim
Am 11.09.17 um 09:45 schrieb Johan Brichau:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> I recognize the problem when dealing with loading javascript
> resources, but not for Seaside-rendered javascript.
> I find the latter a bit strange since that gets injected in a load
> script or a script tag, and that cannot be cached unless your entire
> page is cached.
>
> So, when referencing javascript sources external to the Seaside image,
> this is what we do to ensure a browser does not use a cached version:
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9692665/cache-busting-via-params
> In summary:
> - add a query parameter to the url of the javascript resource (i.e.
> behind the ‘?’ character)
> - use some version string in the code base as value in that query
> parameter such that it is different from the value in the current
> previous production version (using a version number is most intuitive).
>
> Here is the implementation for that in Seaside:
>
> updateRoot: aRoot
> …
> aRoot javascript resourceUrl: '/js-libs/jquery.dataTables.min.js'
> version: resourceVersion.
> …
>
> with the implementation of resourceUrl:version: is:
>
> WAContentElement>>resourceUrl: aString version: versionString
> "Concatenates a version string to the resource url.
> The version string is put in the GET request's variables list and
> ignored by the webserver.
> Changing the version string can trigger a browser cache refresh when
> needed."
> self url: ((canvas absoluteUrlForResource: aString) addField:
> versionString)
>
> Now, I am puzzled by the resources that are cached for generated
> javascript… can you share some more code on how that is included in
> your webpage?
>
> cheers,
> Johan
>
>> On 11 Sep 2017, at 08:41, [email protected]
>> <mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>>
>> this may seem like a stupid question, but it seems I am struggling
>> with the Browsers' cache handling of Javascript Code.
>>
>> Let me start by describing what happens: I change some javascript
>> code in my Seaside app, deploy it onto the server and restart the image.
>>
>> For many (but not all) users, the changes don't get downloaded for
>> days. They need to go to a page, press the Browser's reload button
>> and from then on they are fine. This is both good to know and bad at
>> the same time for several reasons:
>>
>> * some users never call and are frustrated
>> * the number of support cases causes high cost
>>
>> The effect shows up both for Javascript that gets served from the
>> file system (using rewrite rules) and for code served directly from
>> Seaside in the render* methods.
>>
>> For the file system stuff, we have to work on the caching settings on
>> Apache. But I am really helpless in case of "freshly rendered"
>> JavaScript code. How could that even be cached by a Browser???
>>
>>
>> Any hints are welcome
>>
>>
>> Joachim
>>
>>
>>
>>
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