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Have you ever had clients that can't see the changes you made to their site?

Suzabro

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Have you ever had clients that can't see the changes you made to their site?

Well I have, and it's usually a caching problem their end. But the most common problem is teaching them how to fix their browsers to clear that cache. Well I just discovered this great site that's done the leg work for us. Dedicated to showing your users how to clear cache.
http://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/home/
Thanks for sharing :)
 

findtim

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i also place 4 full stops at the end of the first paragraph so they can see they have the new version whilst it doesn't upset any current visitors experience.

tim
 

Honan

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Have you ever had clients that can't see the changes you made to their site?

Well I have, and it's usually a caching problem their end. But the most common problem is teaching them how to fix their browsers to clear that cache. Well I just discovered this great site that's done the leg work for us. Dedicated to showing your users how to clear cache.
http://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/home/
Yes
If I am your client I do not have any time.
I am too busy.
I want a link to click that clears my cache for me
Chris:
Do you want or need an online macro recorder that clears cache in the nominated browser?
Do you want to buy or rent this online cache clearing tool?

Cheers
Joe
 

Christopher

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Yes
If I am your client I do not have any time.
I am too busy.
I want a link to click that clears my cache for me
Chris:
Do you want or need an online macro recorder that clears cache in the nominated browser?
Do you want to buy or rent this online cache clearing tool?

Cheers
Joe
I don't under stand your question, do you have a tool you can send your clients that does the task for them? Or is it something else?
 

Christopher

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i also place 4 full stops at the end of the first paragraph so they can see they have the new version whilst it doesn't upset any current visitors experience.

tim
Tim are you saying that when you make a change you add something a little different so that you have a (tell sign) of which version they are looking at, that doesn't impact the readability of the site?
 

Honan

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I don't under stand your question, do you have a tool you can send your clients that does the task for them? Or is it something else?
Yes , I don't understand my question either
Don't worry about it though, Christopher. I misread your original post.
Thank you for sharing your issue and for providing your solution
 

chris

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Have you ever had clients that can't see the changes you made to their site?

Well I have, and it's usually a caching problem their end. But the most common problem is teaching them how to fix their browsers to clear that cache. Well I just discovered this great site that's done the leg work for us. Dedicated to showing your users how to clear cache.
http://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/home/

Looks very handy for clients @Christopher, thanks for sharing.

Caching is becoming trickier as more services bake it into their offerings, using whatever-file?version=2 is always handy.

Here's a good article on cache busing for developers and WordPress plugin for forcing the latest modified file:

https://css-tricks.com/strategies-for-cache-busting-css/

https://wordpress.org/plugins/busted/
 

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