Reputation: 29091
I want to attach a timestamp to my querystring in order to ensure that the browser bypasses its cache when I refresh the page via javascript. I need to account for an existing querystring (which might already have a timestamp parameter in it) and for the hash tag (http://www.example.com/?ts=123456#example
).
I have written my own implementation but I suspect that its unnecessarily complicated. Is there a quick-and-easy or at least elegant way of accomplishing this?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3769
Reputation: 35041
var newLocation = window.location.href.replace(/\?.*(ts=\d*)/, "ts=" + new Date().valueOf());
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 827436
For manipulating the query string parameters I recommend you this plugin:
It's very easy to use:
var timestamp = $.query.get('ts'); // get a value
window.location = $.query.set('ts', newValue); // set a value and navigate
Upvotes: 3