03.03.2019, 08:23
(This post was last modified: 03.03.2019, 08:25 by Erwin van der Zwart.)
Hi,
Aah, Okay, the difference in the ‘true’ parameter is that the browser loads the page default from cache and not everything from the server, so it will use images and other source files like css from the cache to avoid unneeded load.
In both cases the function should always be triggered, when you have added for example new images with the exact same name or other updated files with exact same names it will not be replaced by a reload as the browser asumes the files it already has are latest. In that case you need to add the parameter true to force the browser to download all files anyhow.
In either scenario the browser should reload and you should notice a blink of the refresh, thats why i say to use the console to check it.
BR,
Erwin
Aah, Okay, the difference in the ‘true’ parameter is that the browser loads the page default from cache and not everything from the server, so it will use images and other source files like css from the cache to avoid unneeded load.
In both cases the function should always be triggered, when you have added for example new images with the exact same name or other updated files with exact same names it will not be replaced by a reload as the browser asumes the files it already has are latest. In that case you need to add the parameter true to force the browser to download all files anyhow.
In either scenario the browser should reload and you should notice a blink of the refresh, thats why i say to use the console to check it.
BR,
Erwin