Dan McKenzie
Dan McKenzie
I don't maintain this anymore (I haven't actually done any .net development for a few years), but feel free to provide a fix.
That's weird, I'll take a look at it as it is how it's implemented on Trade Me.
Also > if the extension is other than .js or .css it won't be loaded or even cached It looks like this behaviour hasn't changed in your commit. However, would...
Other files types don't get injected, but they'll still get cached and made accessible. Read the README and see the section "Advanced File Loading".
CSS injection will be great, I'll just await the newer code to be committed that takes into the above considerations and will take a look at it.
We used aggressive caching techniques with our JS, meaning that once they were downloaded they were always there. To make sure people got changes, we'd either append a number to...
> so you are really not evicting files at all Huh, that's not what I said. If there is a filename in the cache, and it is no longer referenced...
No, because BootUp is handling all this by itself, the browser just accepts what it is given (unless the size is bigger than the maximum allowed). This means we need...
What do you mean by "clean up all files"? If you want to remove and redownload everything, use the refresh flag in the options structure.
If you want to just delete the cache then, localStorage.removeItem("cache");