How to solve cache problem in codeigniter.
Changes made in front end reflect in database but in front end changes not reflect, after refresh 10 times then changes visible.
How to re solve this problem, unable to understand please guide me if possible
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Please refer following link it may help you.
Avoid codeigniter cache
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Actually I want to load the page again because for the first time when I am loading the page one of my VO is not getting initialized (fetchedrowcount is coming as 0),but when we go to home and then navigate to that page again then the rowcount is coming as 1. Can you please help me how can I achieve this on first time page load itself. Please do reply,I am stucked badly. Thanks
It sounds like an ordering issue - VO is likely being queried after the page is rendered.
Have you tried querying the VO explicitly in the PageRequest() method? The Oracle Application Framework Developer's Guide is a good resource if you don't know how to do that.
I'm at the end of my rope here and I'm here to get some help. I'm going to try and explain it as best as I can.
I have a website running on Joomla 3.7.2 which you can visit here: https://www.meteordesign.nl
For some reason my contact form does not work anymore. Whenever I click 'send' the page reloads but no confirmation or an email being sent.
I have tried the following:
Switched from PHP mail to SMTP and send a test mail (came in fine).
Used several other contact form modules and components and even an HTML one which you can find here https://bootstrapious.com/p/bootstrap-recaptcha
They all don't work. I have tried disabling my .htaccess file to see if that solved it but to no avail.
You can find the contact form here:
https://www.meteordesign.nl/contact
I don't know if this is important but recently my hosting provider switched to https. Could that be causing it?
I hope I explained it well. If not feel free to ask me more questions, I really need your help fixing this!
So I finally figured it out...
The problem was the cache settings on Joomla at Global configuration > System > System Cache. I had it on Progressive and after setting it to Conservative my contact form worked again!
You are likely running into a JavaScript issue. Just tested this and you seem that you have solved it. Please let us know what the issue was so that others can learn from your experience.
I have been using Codeigniter for a while; but I have encountered a certain problem.
When editing my project, changes takes time to take place; I have tried to stop cache and clearing page caches without any success; this highly frustrate me. Someone help me please
Tank you
I have got a solution; in my hosting there was a Varnish cache turned on; the solution was to turn it off for my respective domain containing my codeigniter web application.
enjoy;
here's my problem, I currently have a issue with a form, when the submit button is pressed, the information are not sent to the server. A programmer friend of mine checked and told me it is a security update in browser that caused the issue.
Screencap:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3en22ryjr6idv6w/error.png
FYI, Im not a programmer, but I hope to understand more about this issue, so at least I have an idea of what is going on now. Can anyone show some resolving methods or links to tutorials to resolve it? Any help is much appreciated! Thanks in advance.
Its not a browser security update. Its the basic same-origin-policy implemented by all the browser.
Javascript loaded from a particular can't make AJAX request to other domain until same-origin-policy is relaxed. Please read more about it
understanding-the-web-same-origin-policy
I'm having a strange issue in the ACP where the manage categories page looks like this: http://screencast.com/t/IcNbpP87 I'd really appreciate any insight you guys may be able to provide.
I've looked around for a couple days and am pulling my hair out.
Chrome
Displays a “New Root Category” form but you are unable to click a category to modify it.
Firefox & Safari:
Seems to return the proper data via ajax from the server, though it displays the information without parsing(?)
Looking at the source in firebug, it looks like data that isn’t being parsed correctly within the otherwise correct <div id="category-edit-container" class="category-content">
Source reference: http://pastebin.com/Zz7pKajj
I’d appreciate any suggestion on how to potentially move forward and get this fixed up. Thanks!
After going two day crazy with this issue in our case the solution was on the most unexpected location: It was the index.php that was corrupted the culprit. After removing some spurious code that seemed that was injected or by some way modified all is working as expected.
If there is content before the doctype header you will get this error. Check for that.