Oh, OK, right.
Thanks
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use this:) at the end of .png or whatever you have, add ?v=${imageVersion}
i used imageVersion variable to store a number in javascript:) try adding this to each picture you’ve got so when you make changes to the image with same name, the updated image will be seen even if your older image was cached:) it overwrites the older image with newer one once you change the imageVersion to a higher number:D
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oh you mean like when we delete an image and replace it with the same name?
That can be very useful
After having this issue i change the name every time
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yeah:) with changing the number to the imageVersion, you update the older image with newer image with same name. i started using that quite a while ago and i can say it’s very useful
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thanks
i would not have find that in Stack Overflow
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anytime:) if you need any help, I’ll be glad to help you out!
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