I've been trying to debug a new set of code in a file referenced with <use/>. As far as I can determine, the only way to get the server to load the new file is to use the "Flush all caches" button in the admin interface. This seems like rather a big hammer, it affects all the sites on the server, not just the one I'm working on. Is there something lighter that I could be using?
One reason I'm worried about that is I have some pages with lots of business graphics images (e.g. http://MAP.MAP-NE.com/Mail/stats.html). Those go in the cache, right? If at about the same time as I flush the cache someone is loading such a page, it seems like they may end up getting some broken images that got flushed out of the cache after they were generated in the server parse of the file and before the browser loads the referenced image. There are also a lot of <cimg/> generated images, they have this problem as well, I suspect. If you want to see lots of those, they are in the photo gallery on that same site. ___ /| /| /| \ Michael A. Patton, Consultant [email protected] / | / | /_|__/ MAP Network Engineering http://MAP-NE.com / |/ |/ | Network Infrastructure design: Routing, DNS, more
