edits not showing if i use www. before my url??
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Hi guys, I'm not sure where to post this one but when i login and edit my site fromhttp://someURL.com
I don't see the changes if I visithttp://www.someURL.com
now i know www. is just a subdomain etc but both resolve to the same page so i dont understand why I dont see my changes - and yes, I am hard refreshing the browser;~)
is this some setting in C5 or is it something at the hosting end??
any ideas would be great as i haven't got a clue what causing this, hopefully something simple.
Happy Wednesday:)
I don't see the changes if I visithttp://www.someURL.com
now i know www. is just a subdomain etc but both resolve to the same page so i dont understand why I dont see my changes - and yes, I am hard refreshing the browser;~)
is this some setting in C5 or is it something at the hosting end??
any ideas would be great as i haven't got a clue what causing this, hopefully something simple.
Happy Wednesday:)
Can't explain why it happens, but I know that turning off my site cache, clearing cache, then turning it back on normally resolves the issue for me and the pages match again using either/both paths. (I've noticed it when I edit usinghttp://mysite.com and the client starts editing usinghttp://www.mysite.com)
Thanks, I'll give that a try. It's weird, its like there's two version of the page being stored and using 'www.' resolves to one version and without goes to another, strange:|
I'll give your fix a try, thanks for the reply;)
I'll give your fix a try, thanks for the reply;)
Looks like I've got to do this after every update which is a little annoying But it seems to do the trick.
I've also set the cache to clear every 5 minutes but I'm not sure if that's a good value or if it's working yet so will have to wait and see.
Again, thanks for your help;)
I've also set the cache to clear every 5 minutes but I'm not sure if that's a good value or if it's working yet so will have to wait and see.
Again, thanks for your help;)
Glad it worked out. I'll share a solution when I come up with a better one :)
Editing the htaccess file as mentioned by mhawke below, looks like it could be the answer to this problem!
This is best handled in the .htaccess file in the root of your site. Have a look at this:
http://forums.b2evolution.net/topic-18121...
http://forums.b2evolution.net/topic-18121...
Thanks, this looks like a promising solution, I'll have to give it a try and report back. thanks for your help;)
Outstanding!
I've modified my htaccess many times looking for speed improvements and completely overlooked or erased this :(
I've modified my htaccess many times looking for speed improvements and completely overlooked or erased this :(
Mostly such issues occur due to cache problem. As suggested .htaccess rules should help you better.
Thanks, I'm gunna give that a go!
