Hi everyone!

I updated include_header.html with a new design and rebuilt changes. However for some odd reason those changes did not update properly and as a matter of fact, some pages are still calling headers as far back as two design updates. I use static HTML pages and when I look in the dynamic view, the header looks perfect in all categories.

Any suggestions as to how to correct this?

Best Regards....
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I Am What I AM (Not a Programmer)

Have you tried clearing the compiled template from the compiled directory?

Did you edit through the editor or manually?

Hi,

I edited user templates in the browser.

At the risk of sounding like the programming dufus that I am, I must confess to not having a clue what this means<< Have you tried clearing the compiled template from the compiled directory?
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Help!


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I Am What I AM (Not a Programmer)

Check out admin/templates/default/compiled and look for include_header.compiled - if it exists, remove it and try building again.

Actually ignore that, the parser doesn't create compiled templates for includes.

Hmm is the template definitely updated?

You aren't viewing a cached page?

 I cleared my cache...

Compare these static pages which are incorrect:
http://www.shwing.com/...___Design/index.html

http://www.shwing.com/pages/Sports/index.html

to these dynamic pages which are correct:
http://www.shwing.com/...2Findex.html&d=1

http://www.shwing.com/...2Findex.html&d=1

I only built changed... should I maybe Build All?

Thanks...

That explains it then :)

Do a build all and see what happens.

K.. Thanks Paul...
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I Am What I AM (Not a Programmer)

It took forever to build 70,000 plus links!

What's the maximum capacity of LinksSQL again? (rhetorical)

Anyhow, that worked like a charm, Paul.

I appreciate your help.


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I Am What I AM (Not a Programmer)

The capacity is only limited by your server. Links SQL is just a front end. If you have a super computer as the back-end then you could have a database of a gazillion links.

RAH for LinksSQL!!!
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I Am What I AM (Not a Programmer)