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Asked: 2026-05-21T12:10:11+00:00

I’m having some trouble with the firefox and ie cache, on my website the

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I’m having some trouble with the firefox and ie cache, on my website the user can make a query with a form, and this query returns a picture, but depending on which radio button is selected, it’ll return a different picture, and it works just like that on chrome, but in IE and firefox, the same image is always returned, it only changes when i reopen the browser, can you guys give me some light on how to make this work?

Thanks to everyone, i solved my problem by putting and unique url each time i made the ajax call.

    <?php $date = date("H:i:s");  
echo '<a href="web/WEB-INF/classes/lineChart.php?id='.$date.'" title="Chart" class="chart">'; echo '<img src="web/WEB-INF/classes/lineChart.php?id='.$date.'" alt="">' ?></a>
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  1. Editorial Team

    Not sure the language you are using to code with, but regardless I am sure the strategy will work across the board. I pass an arbitrary value in the query string, something like a GUID or the datetime stamp. This will force a fresh load as the URL will be unique.

    I use ASP.NET MVC which I then set a optional parameter in my route, which the controller method ignores. I then set my URL via JavaScript:

    d = new Date();
$('.thumbnail').attr('src', $('.thumbnail').attr('src') + d.getTime());

    The solution I needed was unique, so this is probably not similar to what you are trying to resolve. However, it should get the point across.

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