I haven't done this before, but you may want to update the
"updated_at" column and see if the site replaces the content. I
noticed doing some work that the cache is updated when the model
object is saved. You've bypassed this, so that may be why the cache
isn't replacing the old pages. Another thing to check is the browser
you're using- switch browsers. Check your log as you're looking at
pages via a browser to see if the cache is being used, that's the
final test, really. You can also set caching off in your
environment.rb file (temporarily) to reflect changes then trn it on
again. Really, all of this is because the model-save was bypassed.
(from my understanding of Radiant & rails caching).
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