Because Smartspace is set up to be as fast and efficient as possible, it often instructs you browser to save local versions of files to
As a result, there are some times that the local version of a file becomes out of date.
In most cases Smartspace changes the names of files to ensure that the latest version of special files, such as CSS (style sheet) and script (Javascript) files, are served.
There are times however that users (especially site administrators) need to specifically get the latest version of a file.
Smartspace instructs the browser to hold local versions of the following file types:
Different browsers allow the cleariing of the cache in different ways and use different terminology in describing these files. Here is how each common browser handles these cached files.
In some instances, it is enough simply to click the Refresh or Reload button at the top of the browser to get the latest version of the file on the next viewing. This will usually only reload the elments that are on that one page.
Otherwise use the following instructions to clear the cache more thoroughly.
Internet Explorer calls these files Temporary Internet Files
To clear the files, go through the following process:
Firefox call these files Cache files
To clear these files go through the following process:
Chrome call these files Cache files
To clear these files go though the following process:
Safari calls these files Cache files
To clear these files in Safari go through the following process:
Now, when you next view the file you are wanting the latest vesion of, it should be availble.