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3,096 Pointsplaceimg link not working
I used the https://placeimg.com/400/400/people in the html css tutorial but the website doesn't change pictures when i refresh. I just stays on the same picture of the same person
6 Answers
vmishra
16,365 PointsI had the same problem and someone on this forum posted solution: you need to post this in your index.html after </footer> and before </body>:
<script> document.querySelector("img").src += "?nocache=" +Math.random();</script>
rohil pinto
1,167 PointsThanks alot <333
Michael Stedman
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 13,838 PointsNot posting an answer, but just informational as of today... I use the Brackets editor (Chrome as my browser), and the Live Preview in the editor is having the same kind of issue. I would not worry too much about an error on your own part if the image comes up the first time.
And for the original poster - take care using snippets like that given in an answer. Yea, it "works" on this issue, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the subject matter. If anything, it is leaps and bounds ahead of where this course is, and miles away from where you should be messing with at this point lol. The issue is most likely with the browsers, and not really with the code from you or Treehouse. Once Treehouse and the instructor see enough comments regarding this issue, they will either make a comment in the Teacher's Notes section, or they will do an update video if the issue is big enough (this is not). Just throwing this out there in case you, or anyone else, is serious about learning and getting what they are paying for lol.
Oscar Gomez
6,797 Points<script> document.querySelector("img").src += "?nocache=" +Math.random();</script> Works!! Thx!!
Ivan Poch
10,560 PointsMostly it happend to me in chrome, that is why you should use more than one web browser when developing website. If it do not load new image go to browser settings and clear cache or cookies i do not remember which one helped me. In my firefox it load always a new image. Of course the script above should work well too.
Matthew Potter
8,718 PointsWindows: ctrl + F5 Mac/Apple: Apple + R or command + R Linux: F5
Anirudh Rayapeddi
351 PointsThat works Perfect. Thanks!
Janie James
153 PointsTry ctrl + F5 in Chrome (Windows 10)
Looks like Chrome minimizes refresh of images. Good luck
Teran Togia
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