Reputation: 8905
Ok, this is odd:
First I open page1.html. From page1.html I go to page2.html by link and then back to page1.html via another link. These links are just regular links with relative path and not rel="back"
kind of link.
Problem is: jQuery Mobile will cache page1.html (though it doesn't cache page2.html) If I add rel="external" to the link of page2.html then the page1 is refresh, but together, all resources is also reloaded (which not what I want).
I only want the html of page1.html to be reloaded. I added data-cache=false
and data-dom-cache=false
to page1.html annotation but it doesn't help.
How can I have jQuery Mobile not caching page1.html with the given scenario?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 409
Reputation: 123
I am using a workarround that manualy removes the page based on the data-dom-cache attribute. You need to add an event handler for pagehide events and check for the domCache property of the page data
$(document).on('pagehide', function(event, ui){
var page = $(event.target);
var pageData = page.data(); // get all the data attributes (remove the data prefix and format to camel case)
if(pageData.domCache == false){
console.log("Removing Page (id: " + page.attr('id') + ", url: " + pageData.url + ")"); //Log to console for debugging
page.remove(); // remove the page
}
});
Upvotes: 1