In Drupal 6, I am developing a site, and I am going crazy why pages (ideas with particular pages), I am working locally, content caching that refreshes the content of the page instead And about the linked JS files, I'm trusting to create a mashup - is a checklist, is not missing while trying to disable caching?
This is what I am taking:
on the server:- Set up the site to rebuild the subject on each load
- On each page load
Dish(in the form of a drawer) cleared cache using @cc all` - saw that JSN output is not caching from one view
- Any CSS or JS caching has been disabled using Web Developer Extensions,
- The site was refreshed using shift-F5 to make a clear use of the cache
I am not using Varni Memcached, and no other caching modules such as Boost - this is directly Apache-PHP through Drupal and MySQL.
What am I missing here?
The three things you need to do are:
- Site Configuration -> :
- Set the following options, and Save Configuration :
- Caching mode: Disabled
- Minimum cache life span: Any
- Page compression: disabled
- Block cache: disable
- Customize CSS files: disable
- Javascript Files Customize:
- Clear cached data
- Set the following options, and Save Configuration :
- Site Building -> View - Tools :
- Disable view data caching and configuration Click Save .
- Click on Clear Scene Cache .
- Install, and go to Site Configuration -> Devail Settings :
- Check < Em> Regenerate the theme registry
This ensures that all registries and cache router except for menus will be rebuilt on each page, effectively To stop caching from
If you really need a menu router then every page should be rebuilt (this is totally unnecessary, because you only need to worry about it when you change or For your implementation), you can add it to the custom module:
function mymodule_init () {menu_rebuild (); } 
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