Interesting connundrum..
Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 5:01 pm
Hello,
So: http://www.marlowiprecruit.com is having an issue. If you look at the 4th link across the top of the page, it says 'jobs'. Roll over it/click on it and you should go to a page called jobspage with the top Job being that of a company called 'boots'.
However, it appears that somewhere there is an old cached page as I am getting reports from the developers and their client that they are seeing a page called 'jobs' with a much older job as the most recent. I've checked the page for them and made it non-cachable, cleared the database cache, upgraded the site and tried removing (and reinstating) pretty urls in case any of that was having an affect. Nothing.
Interestingly, if I go in on a fresh browser I can mimic the issue. If however, I am logged in as admin, the correct page shows on the front end. I can only surmise this is something to do with the session.
Anyway, I can't think of what to try next to see if it is an in-system problem or of its something else (and what the hell the something else might be).
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
So: http://www.marlowiprecruit.com is having an issue. If you look at the 4th link across the top of the page, it says 'jobs'. Roll over it/click on it and you should go to a page called jobspage with the top Job being that of a company called 'boots'.
However, it appears that somewhere there is an old cached page as I am getting reports from the developers and their client that they are seeing a page called 'jobs' with a much older job as the most recent. I've checked the page for them and made it non-cachable, cleared the database cache, upgraded the site and tried removing (and reinstating) pretty urls in case any of that was having an affect. Nothing.
Interestingly, if I go in on a fresh browser I can mimic the issue. If however, I am logged in as admin, the correct page shows on the front end. I can only surmise this is something to do with the session.
Anyway, I can't think of what to try next to see if it is an in-system problem or of its something else (and what the hell the something else might be).
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.