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Cache Buster for Drupal?

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  1. DrupalJunkie

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    I'm trying to find a cache buster module for Drupal. Specifically, as part of the Ebay Partner Network, I'm given code to put on my site that will refer visitors to Ebay. I want the link code to be HTML (instead of JavaScript), so I can add target="_blank" and rel="nofollow" tags.

    While Ebay has an HTML option for the code snippet, they specify that I must use a CacheBuster where indicated in the code (I'm assuming via PHP), so the image will be assigned a random number and won't be cached. I think their JavaScript does this automatically, but again, I want to use HTML for the reasons above.

    I was unable to find a Cache Buster module for Drupal. Is there a way to custom code this in PHP?

    Posted 1 year ago #


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  3. cwd

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    Yes, simply use the code <?php echo rand(0, 10000000) ?> in the place in the snippet where you need your random number generated. The number of zero's indicate the number of decimal places for the random number.

    Posted 1 year ago #

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