Lost databases?

Actually, the 2.0 caching system work ways different than the current caching system. There is no longer a clear cache option necessary after the news/articles data are separately cached from the HTML output.

Lost databases?

lol i sort of guessed that i just tried to work rnd it with a reinstal and new database backup.. but it still doesnt work... all may not be lost as the host says the db may be recovered as it was a connector on the hdd that failed not the platters.... although it gives me an idea.

in next update is it possible to get a rebiuld cache option added as well as the clear cache? i might of been able to get away with clicking that

Lost databases?

Perhaps the database backup is from February?

Lost databases?

Well this is going weird, we are waiting to find out today if they can recover database. but they can get main page up with all news and reviews to display, but as soon as i resend the review details template (makes the preview and link appear on mainpage) it resets news and whole site back to feb again.... any ideas on this?

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Please post a few downloadable example files from the review and news cache on your webspace.

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              <td width="95%"><font size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" class="style6">Date: 2005-10-08<br>

                  Category: System Cooling<br>

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    <td><p align="center"><a href="https://www.contentteller.com/ http://www.laptopdesk.net/"><img hspace="0" src="https://www.contentteller.com/ http://www.laptopdesk.net/images/lapworks.gif" align="baseline" border="0" /></a></p><p>Lapworks are based in California U.S.A.  Jose Calero is the inventor of the Laptop desk and president of the company.  Lapworks produce mobility accessory products for notebook, Palm and other mobile computing devises.</p><p>The original Laptop Desk was launched in June 2001 solely as a portable lap desk.  It had no desktop function or ability.  The original was targeted at the mobile professional market, known to be regular users of notebook computers. The need for the original Laptop Desk as a portable leg platform was derived from research in the U.S predicting that corporations would spend over $1 Billion by the end of the year 2000 repairing or replacing damaged notebook computers.  The leading cause of damage occurred when the computer was dropped. </p><p>In November 2001, research revealed that the majority of notebook users were stationary users preferring to use notebook computers on their desktop in place of the standard desktop PC.  As prices for notebooks dropped and the demand for productivity increased, the computer that can be taken anywhere was becoming the computer of choice.</p><p>The trade off with notebook computers is that they get hot.  In the race to produce the thinnest and most powerful notebook computer, manufacturers sacrificed cooling fans and heat skins that cause notebooks to overheat and shut down in mid operation.</p><p>By December 2001 Lapworks management committed to upgrade the original Laptop Desk and create the first ever lap desk accessory that converts into a desktop stand.  And by doing so actually created a product that cools the notebook computer by as much as 20%. </p><p>Today we are looking at there Laptop Desk version 2, Lapworks claim this will not only provide a more stable surface, but also help cool the laptop itself. Now this in itself was interesting enough for us to get one in an really see if something so simple could be useful or is it just another accessory that will end up staying in the bag, let’s find out shall we.</p><p>Next page Presentation</p><br />

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everything from the site is cached over 220 reviews averaging 3-4 pages each, 600 news, theres loads more but these are the important ones

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Sorry to hear

It may be possible to write a script to parse the cache files. How many cache files are there? Can you post 2-3 example files?