Like many other users, I would like to ensure that the up-to-date JavaScript and CSS files are always loaded. Of course, the browser’s caching mechanism should still work.
This already seems to be possible with the configuration Asset.timestamp
in the config/app.php
, where a timestamp is always appended to the URL of the file.
This works when the URL is generated via the PHP template, but not in JavaScript modules. Here is an example:
$this->Html->script('add.js', ['block' => true, 'type' => 'module']);
This generates the following output:
<script src="/js/add.js?1721308503" type="module"></script>
However, in my add.js
, I am importing another module using JavaScript:
import { configLoader } from "/js/configLoader.js";
And this file is fetched from the browser cache if it exists and might not be up-to-date, right?
Can I only solve such problems using a UI framework?
Best regards
Marc