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"?cdv=", what is it for and how can I modify it?

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Brian Dukes



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05 Nov 2019 09:46 AM
    You should be able to use Ctrl+F5 to clear your browser's cache of the missing jQuery file
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    Malc Salv



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    05 Nov 2019 11:39 AM

      Hi brian,
      Thanks for the kind assistance.
      I did try that. But navigating to the jquery endpoint itself (cdv=200) the site says "The resource is not available"
      But when I try to navigate via changing the cdv count (cdv=201), suddenly the jquery appears.

      Is there a way for me to make the site point to that cdv number?
       


      Malc Salv



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      05 Nov 2019 12:20 PM

        Additional info: our site is hosted on a load balanced pair..
        if this is relevant

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