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When I make changes to my php web pages (for example, change content, change version name of external javascript or css files) I would like to have it updated by the browser instead of these pages being retrieved from the cache. Obviously I can't ask user for every change to hit the F5 button and refresh the page.

 

I wondered if there is a way in htaccess to have the page downloaded from the server when it is updated since the user downloaded it for the first time and a cached copy was stored and the browser can hold on to unchanged files. Can someone please help?

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