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Hi, i have an umbraco project.. and it used client depency for css and js file...
when we chnage the css in umbraco, i thought it will refresh it self but unfortunately it doesn't refresh it self...
unless i have to change the version or clear app data folder or turn debug mode = true.
isn't it should be refresh it self when i change the css in umbraco?
thanks for your help.
On a development machine you shouldn't run ASP.NET in anything but debug mode, it'll make it harder to debug pages that have errors and the like.
So when ever you're running with CD turned on it wont update the served CSS, it doesn't know to do that.
You can use http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/autoexpireclientdependency if you don't want to turn debug="true" for dev (although I can't see why you wouldn't...)
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Hi, i have an umbraco project.. and it used client depency for css and js file...
when we chnage the css in umbraco, i thought it will refresh it self but
unfortunately it doesn't refresh it self...
unless i have to change the version or clear app data folder or turn debug mode = true.
isn't it should be refresh it self when i change the css in umbraco?
thanks for your help.
On a development machine you shouldn't run ASP.NET in anything but debug mode, it'll make it harder to debug pages that have errors and the like.
So when ever you're running with CD turned on it wont update the served CSS, it doesn't know to do that.
You can use http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/autoexpireclientdependency if you don't want to turn debug="true" for dev (although I can't see why you wouldn't...)
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