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The problem of json being cached in wamp

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Use Ajax to request a json file from the background. After modifying the json file, request the json file again. The content of the json file has not changed. Even if you delete the json file, you can still request the json file and get the same content.

I guess json is cached.

Restart the browser (firefox) and restart wampserver, and still get the original content.

This situation happened once before, and then it was solved inexplicably.

What is this situation and how can it be solved?

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Use Ajax to request a json file from the background. After modifying the json file, request the json file again. The content of the json file has not changed. Even if you delete the json file, you can still request the json file and get the same content.

I guess json is cached.

Restart the browser (firefox) and restart wampserver, and still get the original content.

This situation happened once before, and then it was solved inexplicably.

What is this situation and how can it be solved?

I have not encountered similar problems, but one idea is to try adding random parameters to the json url request.

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