Designing a UI and seeing the previous version at runtime is frustrating. This happens in every browser.
I set "autoincrement version" to true.
But nothing to do. Is the same story.
Designing in this way becomes impossible.
Is there a way to run the always last version?
Does it update when you press F12 followed by doing an Empty Cache / Hard Reload?
Sorry, I don't see the Empty Cache / Hard Reload options when I press the key F12.
Opens only the developer window.
Did you mean into the Browser or into the IDE?
with the developer tools open in the browser click and hold on the browser refresh button - the options should pop up there.
You can turn off caching for the site, which means it always reloads when you do a refresh.
I tried following your suggestion, but the page has not been updated.
I have a simple project. A weblabel where I change the caption to see if the browser updates the page.
If I add another control, then the page is updated correctly
When you changed the label, do you see the project .JS file being updated in the output folder TMSWeb\Release (assuming you compile in release mode).
Do you put these files on a web server or do you run this via the local debug webserver?
Into the output folder in my case TMSWEB\DEbug I see the new javascript file with a new version suffix only when add a new control on the form. If I only change the property of a control (eg. Caption ) the new javascript file is not created.
Do you see it compile all units?
Can you do a build?
If I run build, the page is correct. The JavaScript file is generated.
Can you confirm you use the web form designer, not the classic form designer?
Yes, I'm using the web form designer.
We will investigate
We applied a fix that will be in v2.8.0.0
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