I am using goddady linux server. I want to update the file of the same name. I successfully upload the file to the server.
I check it from the panel, I see the new version.
There is no error in uploading the file.
I check the file from the browser, I see the old version.
I am using Flutter. I check it from the application, I see the old version.
I clean the cache many times, but after hours, the problem is solved by itself.
Is there an easy way to circumvent this problem?
Due to this issue, I am unable to progress my work. It's wasting my time and effort :(
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I have created a webapplication and set up an endpoint which returns a FileStreamResult, these can be large zip and pdf files for example. The main issue I'm facing is that if a download gets interrupted (for example the internet goes down by the client), the temporary file that is generated by the browser is immediately deleted.
I'm aware of range-requests, but to utilize them, I would have to read files from the client, to determine how much progress the download made, which is not possible from the server side and also, the same problem persists about the temporary file deletion.
So this seems like a browser limitation to me, but please correct me if I'm wrong, I would appreaciate any ideas.
Can you guys suggest any method for my below problem?
I am developing an application which requires users to download an excel file, modify some content and upload exactly the same file they just download.
The requirement started from the fact that there is macro inside the excel file (which can be changed often), hence I try to make sure they always download and do works with the latest version. Then have to upload that file again.
My system is a web-based application for your reference.
I have been using FTP remote host with PhpStorm. The problem is that files get deleted on the server for no apparent reason. The error occurs when I try uploading file changes via FTP.
I am wondering if this IDE could be the cause? Has anyone had these kinds of problems?
I have updated a PDF file on my webserver via ftp several times but it is not updating to the latest version. Whenever I go to my website and open the document, it still shows the old document. I am using cloudflare service on my website which I suppose stores documents in cache but it has now been 2 weeks and it continues to show the old document.
The file name has to remain the same.
Is there any workaround for this problem rather than changing the name of the file.
Finally I found out that it was actually an issue with caching at cloudflare. Cloudflare however has an option in their dashboard which can be used to purge the cache. This clears all the cache and updates the file or page to the latest version. The instructions are given at the link below.
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169246-How-do-I-purge-my-cache-
I have tried creating war file for a play2.1.1 application following the instructions given in the github link - https://github.com/dlecan/play2-war-plugin/
However it fetches the plugins files from online repository and its been referenced in the play program. This method works only if the internet is connected.
Can i download the actual plugin file from this site and save it in my local system and generate a play war file offline?
Partially Yes. You need to go online only once to get all the dependencies downloaded. Once you are done, then you can work completely offline. Also I would like to mention this link: http://brainstep.blogspot.in/2013/10/how-to-install-play-2-war-bare-minimum.html
There is no official way for doing this, but if that aren't to much files, you can use Fiddler Web Debugger to look what files get downloaded, save them to your hard disk and then activate Fiddler's Auto responder. Everytime the Application requests the Files from the Server, Fiddler replies with the Files on your Hard disk.