Andrew Winkler
Friend
I have recently rebuild site with Joomla 2.5 and installed JA Nex 2.5 as my default template. Since then I have the problem that the template fails to refresh the cache, both in development mode with no cache and in non-development mode with cache enabled. I manually have to go into the backend of the site and clear the template cache for the latest articles to be shown on the frontpage.
Andrew Winkler
Friend
This is an intermittent problem. Sometimes new articles are displayed right away, sometimes it takes hours for them to show up. Enabling, disabling or clearing the cache makes no difference.
Saguaros
Moderator
Do you install any social module such as Facebook or Twitter modules which appear in the same page with these articles.?
It may slow down loading speed of your site.
Andrew Winkler
Friend
Yes, I have facebook and twitter modules, but the problem is not how long the page needs to display, but how long that it takes for new content/news items to be displayed. Sometimes the latest items take hours, sometimes days to be displayed. Instead of the new news/content items, the old items are being displayed. This problems happens not only on the frontpage, but also in blog/category layout. Even on the ‘latest news’ module they don’t show.
Saguaros
Moderator
Hi there,
Have you tried to disable cache inside modules (in Advanced option in backend)? Could you send me url of site you’re working on? and which pages should I access to see this problem? Thanks.
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Andrew Winkler
Friend
The url of the site it therebel.org. I haven’t disabled the cache in individual modules as yet, they are set to default settings, but I will try that now. So far I’ve only tried disabling the cache in the general site preferences and in the template.
Andrew Winkler
Friend
A quick update: After disabling the cache for the individual modules on the frontpage (news pro, featured news, latest news and newsticker) the frontpage now displays the latest articles in the content table, which is great. I will now try, what’s going to happen if I re-enable the template-cache. (I don’t want to keep the site in development forever, because disabling cache puts too much strain on my SQL server if there is a lot of traffic on the site). What I don’t understand is why I have to disable the cache twice, for the entire site in general preferences and for individual modules. I thought disabling the cache in the general preferences of the administrator backend would overwrite the individual module settings. Is that a Joomla 2.5 bug?
Saguaros
Moderator
Hi andrew,
T3 cache includes cache for the whole content of page, it won’t cache for extensions, only joomla cache has. So that, along with clean T3 cache you need also disable cache in extensions when you make changes in these extensions.
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