How do I get the browser to download the updated JS file in a Laravel app












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I'm working on a Laravel app and made updates to a JavaScript file. As I test the updates, I notice that it was not working. I opened the browser (Google Chrome) Developer Tools and checked the JavaScript file (under Sources). I noticed that it still has the old code.



Is there any cached file being created that I need to update as well?



I'm using Laravel ver 4






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    I'm working on a Laravel app and made updates to a JavaScript file. As I test the updates, I notice that it was not working. I opened the browser (Google Chrome) Developer Tools and checked the JavaScript file (under Sources). I noticed that it still has the old code.



    Is there any cached file being created that I need to update as well?



    I'm using Laravel ver 4






    javascript laravel laravel-4







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      I'm working on a Laravel app and made updates to a JavaScript file. As I test the updates, I notice that it was not working. I opened the browser (Google Chrome) Developer Tools and checked the JavaScript file (under Sources). I noticed that it still has the old code.



      Is there any cached file being created that I need to update as well?



      I'm using Laravel ver 4






      javascript laravel laravel-4







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      I'm working on a Laravel app and made updates to a JavaScript file. As I test the updates, I notice that it was not working. I opened the browser (Google Chrome) Developer Tools and checked the JavaScript file (under Sources). I noticed that it still has the old code.



      Is there any cached file being created that I need to update as well?



      I'm using Laravel ver 4






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          This is probably the local cache from your browser. You can fix this by adding a version number or hash to the url of your javascript file.



          For example:



          <script src="/js/app.js"></script>


          Becomes:



          <script src="/js/app.js?1234"></script>


          This way your browser will see the file as a new resource and not use the existing cache.






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          • It worked. This solved my problem. Thank you very much :-)

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            Nov 16 '18 at 8:14











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          This is probably the local cache from your browser. You can fix this by adding a version number or hash to the url of your javascript file.



          For example:



          <script src="/js/app.js"></script>


          Becomes:



          <script src="/js/app.js?1234"></script>


          This way your browser will see the file as a new resource and not use the existing cache.






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          • It worked. This solved my problem. Thank you very much :-)

            – Jaime Dolor jr.
            Nov 16 '18 at 8:14
















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          This is probably the local cache from your browser. You can fix this by adding a version number or hash to the url of your javascript file.



          For example:



          <script src="/js/app.js"></script>


          Becomes:



          <script src="/js/app.js?1234"></script>


          This way your browser will see the file as a new resource and not use the existing cache.






          share|improve this answer
























          • It worked. This solved my problem. Thank you very much :-)

            – Jaime Dolor jr.
            Nov 16 '18 at 8:14














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          This is probably the local cache from your browser. You can fix this by adding a version number or hash to the url of your javascript file.



          For example:



          <script src="/js/app.js"></script>


          Becomes:



          <script src="/js/app.js?1234"></script>


          This way your browser will see the file as a new resource and not use the existing cache.






          share|improve this answer













          This is probably the local cache from your browser. You can fix this by adding a version number or hash to the url of your javascript file.



          For example:



          <script src="/js/app.js"></script>


          Becomes:



          <script src="/js/app.js?1234"></script>


          This way your browser will see the file as a new resource and not use the existing cache.







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          It worked. This solved my problem. Thank you very much :-)

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          It worked. This solved my problem. Thank you very much :-)

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