changes won't register
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Hello all, I've searched this forum but can't find a resolution to my specific issue.
I have a lamp stack where concrete is installed. I'm able to log on, make changes, and view those changes (logged in, or out) without problem.
However, when I navigate to the concrete page using another computer on my network, only the unchanged version of the site is displayed. If I log on from the second computer, the changes are displayed, and I am fully able to edit. But, if I log out, it immediately takes me back to the unedited version.
Is there some command I'm missing to push changes outward to addresses other than 'localhost'? I have 'published' changes several times.
I have a lamp stack where concrete is installed. I'm able to log on, make changes, and view those changes (logged in, or out) without problem.
However, when I navigate to the concrete page using another computer on my network, only the unchanged version of the site is displayed. If I log on from the second computer, the changes are displayed, and I am fully able to edit. But, if I log out, it immediately takes me back to the unedited version.
Is there some command I'm missing to push changes outward to addresses other than 'localhost'? I have 'published' changes several times.
Try something simple first. Clear the cache on the other computer and then reload the page using CTRL-F5.
Tried, and just to make sure I wasn't crazy, I tried again.
No luck :(
No luck :(
Have you cleared the C5 cache and turn off all the C5 caching options?
I found the clear cache button on the dash board. This appears to have worked.
Rather than just clearing the cache, turn the caching off altogether while making changes to your site by going to 'Dashboard->System and Settings->Cache and Speed Settings' and turning off all the caches. Notice on this page where it says that 'off' is best for development. On my server, my sites are no faster when I turn on the caches so I just leave them off. YMMV.
I also turn off all the caches in all my browsers as well so I don't have to fight with them to see my changes immediately.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bypass_your_cache...
I also turn off all the caches in all my browsers as well so I don't have to fight with them to see my changes immediately.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bypass_your_cache...
