I’ve read that some proxies dont cache resources with “?” queries in their URL. Reference
Is there a way to turn make the parameter a part of the filename?
(I guess that means turning style.css?v=123456 into style.123456.css)
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Yes – there is such param called: versionNumberInFilename. You can set them in InstallTool->All Configuration or manually in typo3conf/localconf.php
Take care that there is such parameter for BE (backend) and separete for FE (frontend)
For backend you need to set it to “1”. So finally in you typo3conf/localconf.php file there will be added line:
For frontend you need to set it to “embed”. So finally in you typo3conf/localconf.php file there will be added line:
Then make sure the lines below are in your .htaccess so the files with numbers inside are properly resolved. In the latest versions of TYPO3 its by default active.