[Rensweb]

Hi all,

 

I think I'm having an caching or refresh issue.

When I update an entry in my grocery crud and click "Update and return to list" i'll return to my list. When I then enter again the edit mode, the changes are not visible. Only after hitting the F5 button, the last changes are visible.

 

Has this something to do with caching? In previous websites with grocery crud I didn't had this problem. I'm stuck now for a few days. I hope someone can help me!

 

Thanks.

Rens

 

[Amit Shah]

it surely seems to be caching issue.. will suggest u manage the no-caching in the header of the view.... the view where u set the output of the GC - there add the no-caching feature and that should solve the problem of yrs.

 

Happy GCing :)

[Rensweb]

it surely seems to be caching issue.. will suggest u manage the no-caching in the header of the view.... the view where u set the output of the GC - there add the no-caching feature and that should solve the problem of yrs.

 

Happy GCing :)

 

Hi Amit,

Thanks for you reply.

Do you mean that I should add:

<meta http-equiv= 'pragma' content='no-cache' /> 

to my header?

Or did you mean something else?

 

Thanks!

 

[Amit Shah]

yes .. those sort of entries that makes a page no cache

[Rensweb]

Unfortunately this does not solve my issue :(

 

I (think I) checked all the CI cache settings and they are all disabled. But still it looks like it does not load the data directly from the database. 

 

Can this has something to do with the server? When I copy this site to my local (WAMP) server, it all works fine.

 

Hope somebody can point me in the right direction!

 

Thanks.

[Amit Shah]

step 1 - paste out here the htaccess content

Step 2 - checkout if the server is configured with some sort of reverse proxy. If it is - it will server the content always from cache.

Step 3 - If it is not having something like a reverse proxy and still serving a lot of content from cache - it is quite possible that the server is configured to do so. In this scenario - the best option is to generate each url with a unique ID (timestamp) and with every url call - pass them in each url. That way, each url is a unique to the system and it will consider serving fresh.

 

Hope this resolves your issue of getting cached content.!!

 

Happy GCing:)

[Rensweb]

Hi Amit,

 

My htaccess (root):

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^website\.eu [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.website.eu/$1 [L,R=301]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

There are several other htaccess files in the CI folders like application, assets, assets\grocery_crud etc.

In these htaccess files the only line is:

Deny from all

 

I've asked my hosting company if they switch on any cache memory, but they told me they didn't.

Thanks for helping me!
 

[Amit Shah]

well the last alternative.. for you is to pass the timestamp parameter along with every url .. that should do the trick,

[mdqseba]

Hello, sorry for reviving such an old post.

 

I have the same problem... could you tell me how the timestamp is added to the url?

Is it passed when loading the view?

 

function _output($output = null)

{

        $this->load->view('/view.php',$output);    

}    

 

Tks!