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Cache issues with baptism example

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I attempted to copy and paste the baptism example from the Websites Guide but ran into an issue with the cache duration. 

Both in  the page settings and block settings I have the cache set to "0" but it still seems to hold the information for an undetermined amount of time. I checked the parent page also just in case it was inheriting information from there but the entire way up everything is set to "0". 

Any thoughts? 

 

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  • Jeremy Hoff

    Jeremy Hoff

    Hi DJ - just confirming because it wasn't mentioned in your post - does the information "stick" as though it were cached even when using a different browser to visit the page?
    Thank you.

    • DJ Grick

      DJ Grick

      Yep. It's stuck on "DJ, remember the joy..." Even when I log out or log in as a different user.

      • Jeremy Hoff

        Jeremy Hoff

        Hi DJ,
        I hope you will bear with me. :-)

        Are you saying the Liquid template example behind the link you posted is displaying the same Person.Nickname (DJ) regardless of which users is logged into Rock?

        • DJ Grick

          DJ Grick

          Sorry for not explaining it better. But that is what I am saying.


          As a little extra test I opened the HTML editor from a different user and saved it just to see and now I am stuck on that users name.

          • David Turner

            David Turner

            DJ, Does this block share context with any other HTML block (i.e. does the 'Context Parameter' or 'Context Name' field in the settings have a value)? Also, you're setting the "Cache Duration" setting to 0 (under Basic Settings) correct? There's another 'Output Cache Duration (seconds)' setting under the Advanced Settings which should also set to 0.

            • DJ Grick

              DJ Grick

              I hate to admit this but I completely missed the "output cache" under basic settings. I had only changed it under advanced settings. The problem seems to be resolved (I would mark it as answered but can't mark comments as the answer...).

              • Jon Edmiston

                Jon Edmiston

                DJ, could you summarize the solution in an answer and mark your own answer as 'correct'. That would help the next guy, and give you some extra points :)

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                  The problem was that I had not actually set the blocks cache duration to zero. I didn't realize that there was a duration setting in Block settings/basic settings/Cache Duration AND Block Settings/Advanced settings/Output Cache Duration (Seconds). 

                  Once both where set to "0" the problem was resolved.