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1. Re: Preview link on Management portlet broken
peterj Sep 1, 2006 7:10 PM (in response to sandeeppujar)If you log out and then go to that page, does the portlet window show up? That is what I have noticed, that changes to pages don't happen until you log out, effectively changing users/roles.
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2. Re: Preview link on Management portlet broken
sandeeppujar Sep 1, 2006 7:18 PM (in response to sandeeppujar)Yes you are right I see that behaviour, once I logout and go back to that page I see the page with new windows.
Seems like there is some page caching being done per user.
How do we disable this ?
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3. Re: Preview link on Management portlet broken
sandeeppujar Sep 5, 2006 2:36 PM (in response to sandeeppujar)Is there any information I am missing, Is there some setting I can use to disable this cache.
Can somebody on the developers group comment on this.
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4. Re: Preview link on Management portlet broken
antoine_h Sep 6, 2006 3:30 AM (in response to sandeeppujar)It is normal that the cache is done (at least) by user, no ?
and reversely, it is normal that if you call another browser window from a first browser window, that this new one is in the same session and keeps the same user login.
I would not like to have to login each time I open en link with "open in a new window" menu item of my browser.
well... the problem is that when logged has an admin to create a page, then, the "easy feature" to directly open it as an admin will not be as well as using it idependently as a regular user (the admin may not have access to this view etc...).
I would suggest to open it once with the easy feature, copy the link... and then open another new browser (from scratch), to view it as another user. -
5. Re: Preview link on Management portlet broken
sandeeppujar Sep 6, 2006 3:58 PM (in response to sandeeppujar)I agree, caching per user is normal and would greatly enchance performance.
But when a page has been modified, I think it should invalidate the cache and
show the modified view of the page.
I guess this is a bug, if there is no feature to invalidate this cache.
I don't think the user should logout and login to see his changes on the new page.
Please comment, should we register this as a bug ?
Thanks,
Sandeep