Revisions to How to force flush CSS cache on client side?

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edit approved Mar 12, 2018 at 6:41

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Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the Timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and Timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the Timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and Timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the Timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and Timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

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edit approved Sep 19, 2017 at 18:52

Abhishek Panchal

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Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the timestampTimestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/jscss/js, just flush cache and timestampTimestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the Timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and Timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

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created Sep 19, 2017 at 17:13

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Few years later and not finding any useful extension that won't merge files and is simple, I created my own. The main idea is that after flushing cache, it will update the timestamp. So in other words - when you change some css/js, just flush cache and timestamp will be updated.

Source code is here -> https://github.com/archonkulis/ANSolutions_CssJsTimestamp

Works on 1.9+ version. Not sure about older versions, though, but most likely should work as well.

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