Wierd footer problem
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You're right - the front page has a lot of stuff. The files-only option is working fine so I'll stick with that for now!
Thank you!
You're right - the front page has a lot of stuff. The files-only option is working fine so I'll stick with that for now!
Thank you!
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Philipp
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I assume your front page had lot of content? In this case altering the cache_data field (esselbach_st_cache) from text to mediumtext should fix this problem. This change is also included in the upcoming version 1.8.3.
However, I highly suggest staying with the "file cache only" option.
I assume your front page had lot of content? In this case altering the cache_data field (esselbach_st_cache) from text to mediumtext should fix this problem. This change is also included in the upcoming version 1.8.3.
However, I highly suggest staying with the "file cache only" option.
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That fixes things - caching with files only.
So that means its a caching with MySQL problem.
That fixes things - caching with files only.
So that means its a caching with MySQL problem.
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Philipp
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Files-only is the recommended method for most configurations. Only Windows Server performs better with the MySQL database method.
Files-only is the recommended method for most configurations. Only Windows Server performs better with the MySQL database method.
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MySQL database. MySQL 4.1.20 w/InnoDB
I'll switch to the files-only method and see if that fixes things and report back
MySQL database. MySQL 4.1.20 w/InnoDB
I'll switch to the files-only method and see if that fixes things and report back
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Philipp
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Which cache method are you using?
Which cache method are you using?
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You're on to something!
It fixes the problem completely .....
Unfortunately, it's a high-traffic site.
So what's next?
Thanks!
Brett
You're on to something!
It fixes the problem completely .....
Unfortunately, it's a high-traffic site.
So what's next?
Thanks!
Brett
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Philipp
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That’s odd. Perhaps it is related to the caching system? Each time you edit a template the cache will be automatically cleared.
What happens if you turning the caching system off?
That’s odd. Perhaps it is related to the caching system? Each time you edit a template the cache will be automatically cleared.
What happens if you turning the caching system off?
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I also put back the original site-header and site-footer, but still get the same problem.
I also put back the original site-header and site-footer, but still get the same problem.
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Hi Philipp!
Firefox 1.0.6, Konqueror 3.2.1, Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 and Seamonkey, but I dunno what version.
Here's the interesting thing. I can fire up browsers on two different computers, one running Windows and the other running Linux; and get the exact same symptom. If I edit and save a template on the Linux box, then the page looks fine on the Windows box. When I log out of the admin panel on the Linux box, the problem returns on the Windows box.
So it's not just in tabbed browsers - it's a problem that all site visitors see unless I just happen to be logged into the admin panel after saving a template.
(*scratching head*)
Hi Philipp!
Firefox 1.0.6, Konqueror 3.2.1, Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 and Seamonkey, but I dunno what version.
Here's the interesting thing. I can fire up browsers on two different computers, one running Windows and the other running Linux; and get the exact same symptom. If I edit and save a template on the Linux box, then the page looks fine on the Windows box. When I log out of the admin panel on the Linux box, the problem returns on the Windows box.
So it's not just in tabbed browsers - it's a problem that all site visitors see unless I just happen to be logged into the admin panel after saving a template.
(*scratching head*)
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Philipp
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Which browsers did you use?
Which browsers did you use?
Hi!
I am having a wierd problem. I will describe the symptoms.
I use a tabbed browser. In one tab, I open the site. When I do, the footer is all in the left hand column. If I open another tab and got to cadmin and edit a template - *any* - template, and save it, if I go back to the first tab and hit refresh - the footer is where it belongs. When I log out of the admin panel, the problem returns when I refresh the page.
This problem happens if using two different browsers too.
I've looked through the templates - very few have changed - and everything seems fine. I'm stumped ...
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Brett