Turn off Javascript Caching
When developing in Moodle, Javascript caching can be a real pain as you generally need to purge caches & reload the page to get the javascript to refresh.
There’s an easy way to turn it off though:
Cache Javascript (cachejs) which is set to YES by default. Turn this off.
You can also find and update the cachejs entry in the mdl_config table or set it in the config.php file. Just remember to purge your cache to ensure it takes effect.
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Turning off cache javascript works Menus and dropdown come right back, but some plugins like Google Meet for Moodle do not work unless Cached Javascript it pruned to "yes". I have removed as many plugins as I could to find out if I had a case, but nada. Any suggestions?
Thank you.