I was running this code
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=funil&interval=1"/>
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=funil&interval=3"/>
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=conversao&interval=2"/>
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=conversao&interval=3"/>
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=nps&interval=2"/>
That generates an image in a folder that the rest of the code use later, but it only works one time or pressing ctrl +f5 which clears cache if im not wrong...
So i need a way to renew this images everytime i call the php or somehow clear the cache but without using headers... what can i do?
You could append the timestamp as a property to the end of the src attribute. For example:
<img src="../graphics/g_builder.php?type=nps&interval=2&time=<?php print time(); ?>"/>
This way, every time you refresh the page, the src attribute will be different.
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