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What is jstcache and why it is being added to my HTML tags?

While using Firebug, I have noticed an attribute name jstcache is added to some of my html tags, while it is not visible in the source of the page. In Firebug I see following

<html lang="en" jstcache="0">
  <head>
  <body jstcache="0">
  <div class="mydiv" jstcache="0">
    ....

I google result shows it is related to JSTemplate, I am not using it and I do not know why it is being added to my code?

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Jack Avatar asked Jun 30 '15 02:06

Jack


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1 Answers

It seems it's jsTemplate:

https://code.google.com/p/google-jstemplate/wiki/HowToUseJsTemplate

All the tags are of the style jstXXX.

jstcache=0 is just saying 'don't store this page in the browser's cache'.

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cst1992 Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 09:10

cst1992