I've made a multi lingual site which contains 4 domains on the same site and thus, also 4 different languages and site trees.
However, each time I need to publich a new change to a site or otherwise (like updating a template, script etc.) I have to recycle the app pool to make the changes appear when viewing the site as a visitor.
How do I get about this, is it possible I have changed something for the worse?
It sounds like an caching issue. This could be done in a couple of places, either in IIS, or Web.config (e.g. response output caching), or in any of your macros?
In the back-office, check the Cache Browser in the developer section, see if anything appears suspicious in there?
Thanks for your attention in this, it's greatly appreciated.
I have no idea however, about what would be suspicious about the Cache Browser, I'm not the most experienced user in that part of Umbraco. I've taken a screenshot of the general overview of the folder, perhaps it could shed some insight.
If this doesn't provide any possible insight, I can post a link to all my razor macros.
I really appreciate any help you can offer in this case, as I'm nearing the end of my abilities in Umbraco.
Thanks for the screengrab. I know exactly what you mean, difficult to decypher what the cache browser has in it! :-) (It's mostly guess work for me too!)
I can't see anything suspicious in there. There is no mention of macros being cached, so that rules those out. Next would be to look at your Web.config settings (search for the <caching> section) ... after that check IIS, see if that is caching anything too?
Recycling app pool each time a change has been made to
I've made a multi lingual site which contains 4 domains on the same site and thus, also 4 different languages and site trees.
However, each time I need to publich a new change to a site or otherwise (like updating a template, script etc.) I have to recycle the app pool to make the changes appear when viewing the site as a visitor.
How do I get about this, is it possible I have changed something for the worse?
Hi Daniel,
It sounds like an caching issue. This could be done in a couple of places, either in IIS, or Web.config (e.g. response output caching), or in any of your macros?
In the back-office, check the Cache Browser in the developer section, see if anything appears suspicious in there?
Cheers, Lee.
Hello Lee,
Thanks for your attention in this, it's greatly appreciated.
I have no idea however, about what would be suspicious about the Cache Browser, I'm not the most experienced user in that part of Umbraco. I've taken a screenshot of the general overview of the folder, perhaps it could shed some insight.
If this doesn't provide any possible insight, I can post a link to all my razor macros.
I really appreciate any help you can offer in this case, as I'm nearing the end of my abilities in Umbraco.
Regards,
Daniel
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the screengrab. I know exactly what you mean, difficult to decypher what the cache browser has in it! :-) (It's mostly guess work for me too!)
I can't see anything suspicious in there. There is no mention of macros being cached, so that rules those out. Next would be to look at your Web.config settings (search for the <caching> section) ... after that check IIS, see if that is caching anything too?
Cheers, Lee.
Contents of <caching> are blank except for the file types I added through ISS7 in an attempt to fix the issue.
Got anything in regards to this?
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