Force Refresh This.
Sometimes I feel a day doesn’t go by that our web dev shop isn’t informing a client or product manager to force refresh a problem away. Most of the time, it’s a caching issues with CSS or JS. In some cases, we got so tired of it that we just set all of our server cache expirations to zero.
So to all the designers and developers who have worn out their F5 or R key, I pour my drink to you, you princes of New New York.
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wring reblogged this from mercurypdx and added:
have you tried turning it off and on again?
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twinfountain reblogged this from kevinnuut and added:
Or worse yet, Flash.
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billreeseblog reblogged this from kevinnuut and added:
This may not be an 80%...time thing, but it at least comes up once a week.
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audsandends said:
Soo…is a force refresh different than when I just hit the little refresh button?
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antigirl said:
OR <meta http-equiv=”refresh”>
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fajita reblogged this from kevinnuut and added:
shitty Product Manager...hasn’t realized that they should try
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