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ASP.NET 4.0
If I updated my .js file in a page, however it seems client’s browser doesn’t download the new .js file (due to browser cache?). What factors could affect the old .js file remain on client’s PC? Is there any way to force client to download new .js file?
EDIT:
I still got another question — How long does the browser keep the .js cache? Is it controlled on client browser setting?
A simple way to get the browser to download a file again is to add a querystring onto the url