Hi Shane

Is the site gone live yet? If it's just on a testserver you should be able to set the debug attribute in the web.config to false. Then it should not be cached - But if you're deploying to the live site then this of course is not an option.

/Jan

Hi Jan,

The problem happens in dev and live. I don't think .html files are managed by the client dependancy framework so the debug attribute makes no difference.

It's not a problem for dev as we no to clear the cache but I can't expect end users to do the same.

Thanks

Hi Shane,

Indeed Client Dependency is giving issues. In my setup I set debugmode in web.config and I delete the client dependency folder during compilation in Visual studio (using a post build event).

Best,

Richard

Hi,

I hit the same issue, unfortunately don't have time ATM to test further, but wouldn't something like this help?

https://gist.github.com/ProLoser/6181026

Just use CD version in place of cacheBustVersion var.

Pavel

Working solution. Should probably go to the core via a PR... After further testing :). The appendRndToUrl function is extracted from umbraco.services.assetsService.

angular.module('umbraco.resources').config(["$provide", function ($provide) {
    return $provide.decorator("$http", ["$delegate", function ($delegate) {
        var get = $delegate.get;
        $delegate.get = function (url, config) {
            // Check is to avoid breaking AngularUI: "template/.."
            if (url.indexOf('.html') > -1 && url.indexOf('template/') == -1) {
                url = Utils.appendRndToUrl(url);
            }
            return get(url, config);
        };
        return $delegate;
    }]);
}]);

var Utils = {
    appendRndToUrl: function (url) {
        //if we don't have a global umbraco obj yet, the app is bootstrapping
        if (!Umbraco.Sys.ServerVariables.application) {
            return url;
        }

        var rnd = Umbraco.Sys.ServerVariables.application.version + "." + Umbraco.Sys.ServerVariables.application.cdf;
        var _op = (url.indexOf("?") > 0) ? "&" : "?";
        url = url + _op + "umb__rnd=" + rnd;
        return url;
    }
};

Deleting the \App_Data\TEMP\ClientDependency folder also does the trick

refer to Changes in Plugins' js file not applied due to cache

I found one solution , it only works if updated html file is referenced by some .js file.

suppose some controller referencing your html file in which you have made some changes

pathName = 'home.html'

update this assignation to

pathName = 'homeUpdatedDate.html'

html caching problem will solve.

Happy coding.

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