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Browser cache problem_html/css_WEB-ITnose
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If you do not explicitly specify in the web page, the browser will cache it by default. Do general web pages need to be cached? If you need to modify a js after publishing, do you need to modify the name of the js? Otherwise, wouldn't it be because of caching problems that the client cannot get the latest modified js?
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Adding a parameter when referencing an external JS file can solve the problem. Change the parameter value after modifying the file. For example src="abc.js?v=123"
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