The mysterious timestamp on GET script

[Bretto]

I am using ng-include to load an html page with some script tags.

<script src="/experiment/1/js/app.js"></script>

the problem is that the partial is actualy making this call:

http://localhost:3000/experiment/1/js/app2.js?_=1353418018764

Where is this timestamp coming from ? does angular adds it ? the top level application doesn't seem to be suffering from this mysterious timestamp, is it pre-baked in angular that the partials should not be cached ? 

[Pawel Kozlowski]

Hi!

Very strange, I was always under an impression that AngularJS doesn't interpret script tags inside partials...

Could you prepare a small plunker to demonstrate? As I have said, I would be really surprised if those things would be coming from AngularJS...

Cheers,

Pawel

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[Bretto]

well this is all happening in a hack ;)

I am loading an ng-app inside and ng-app ( I am building a resume of experiments ) so the top app is an ng-app and the experiment which i load via a ng-view and a hacked version of ng-include that does not compile the child app ( to understand the purpose of the hacked ng-include check https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/angular/aPwRqqFTA28

the Included app is then bootstap manually and the script tags are being load but with a timestamp, I do remember reading somewhere that angular was doing something about the caching partials... I don't know any thought on what is generating this timestamp ?

[Bretto]

I am still trying to resolve where or what is adding timestamp to my script tags... Does anyone know if it's Angular that adds timestamp to async-script tags request ? You can see it on www.dewmap.com when you load an experiment, all the GET javascript call have a timestamp applied... 

[Bretto]

it got all resolved with this: 

jQuery.ajaxSetup({ cache:true});