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Hi All,
We have been seeing some issues on one of our application where we used Telerik().ScriptRegistrar(). It seems like users are still served from browser cache (js and css) although there is a new deployment and new js/css files. Is there any way that Telerik().ScriptRegistrar() can ensure that latest files are used?
I am aware that you can add a version number to js src link (as below) to overcome this but we are using compression and combined features of the the ScriptRegistrar and not sure how would that work.
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/JavaScript " SRC="FileName.js?v=<%=AssemblyVersionNumber() etc..%>">
Regards,
Kemal
We have been seeing some issues on one of our application where we used Telerik().ScriptRegistrar(). It seems like users are still served from browser cache (js and css) although there is a new deployment and new js/css files. Is there any way that Telerik().ScriptRegistrar() can ensure that latest files are used?
I am aware that you can add a version number to js src link (as below) to overcome this but we are using compression and combined features of the the ScriptRegistrar and not sure how would that work.
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/JavaScript " SRC="FileName.js?v=<%=AssemblyVersionNumber() etc..%>
Regards,
Kemal