Circumvent Navigation with a Query String?

[The Peepmaster]

I have a site where I want to circumvent navigation with a query string so that results can appear automatically by the placement of additional instructions in the uniform resource locator.

Does anyone know if there's a straightforward line of text that I can add?

[Vulture]

Sorry! You lost me from the word 'circumvent' onward.......

[The Peepmaster]

I was wondering if the question had maybe been asked before. Hopefully Mince will maybe help me out.

[Bilthehut]

I was wondering if the question had maybe been asked before. Hopefully Mince will maybe help me out.

I seem to recall that the exact question was answered in post 45 of topiccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc.

Damn cat on the keyboard.  Now where was I? 

I don't have the foggiest idea, Peeps.

[Tarquin Thunderthighs lll]

Oh, I can help you out, Peepsie - there's the door... right there....

[Diane CBPFC]

My daughter says "we will have to google it when we get home" all the time these days.

http://stockrt.github.com/p/browser-cache-invalidation-with-javascript-and-querystring/

[The Peepmaster]

My daughter says "we will have to google it when we get home" all the time these days.

http://stockrt.github.com/p/browser-cache-invalidation-with-javascript-and-querystring/

Thanks, Diane. That's great.

I thought this part was most apt:

"This tricks the browser to go in the source and to fetch the page, instead of using a local copy. It would only use a local copy if you have no query string or if you have already cached that url with that query string (say, in a second time you visit the same query string).

Just because the browser would cache the same query string in a second access, I made the script to vary it on each access, and also it forces a refresh when accessing a querystring that is TTL seconds older than the current time, even if it is already cached from a previous access, say, when clicking a bookmark."

It isn't of direct help in my particular query, unfortunately, but it's interesting nonetheless!

[Bilthehut]

Still none the wiser - but then that's to be expected.

[Vulture]

Wot 'e said!

[Jack]

Closest thing I could find relating to navigation and string: