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1/7/2008 11:19 AM
 

I have come across this really strange problem in DNN (Still running 4.6 atm) and was wondering if anyone came across this same problem or knows what might be the cause of it. I solved it but I have no idea what caused it. Don't know if I should post this in here but was unsure where else to post it.

The problem is: the site does not load all the content/modules it should in IE. I have a lot of text/html modules on my homepage with some text or images in it.
All modules showed an error that the module was not available except the most bottom post (the oldest one posted). All my other pages were still workin fine.
now in firefox and safari there were no problems at all, everything loaded perfectly (I cleared the browser cashe to be sure). In opera and IE I was experiencing this problem. Now once I logged in (in IE) all the modules/text showed up perfectly. There was no problem with the database, the records were still there. once logged out again the problem was there again. One person here at work had no problems with IE (he has his internet explorer setup it never uses caching), the 4 others I asked did have the problem.

Now when I add new  modules(text html), they show up fine. When I went to the settings of each module and put the caching on 0 it worked again. so the DNN caching was causing it I guess but the strange thing is one text module wich had the same caching settings did show up and did not give the problem. ALL the other modules on ALL my other pages didn't have the problem neither.

I have no idea what caused this strange issue and hope it won't happen again.

Any ideas cuz I'm really curious??

Thanks in advance.

 
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1/9/2008 3:11 AM
 

no-one with any ideas?

Im thinkin maybe when the background-caching process was running the server crashed and restarted, messing up the cache of a certain amount of modules/content...

 
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1/9/2008 3:34 AM
 

There seems to be an eeror with the cache of your site, but I don't know of anyone else, whi experienced this.

change the IE local caching to reget on every request, another point of failure might be any proxy in between.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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1/9/2008 11:13 AM
 

Ok thanks for the info Sebastian.

 
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