Hi,
this is what Joerg Heinicke wrote about the similar problem of mine:
My guess is it's actually the PDF that is taken from the cache. I guess
the cache key for the PDF does not take included resources like your
images into account. If that's true you just have to invalidate the PDF.
I don't know how exactly your PDF pipeline looks like but you might want
to "touch" (in the Linux sense, changing the file's timestamp) an XSLT
or the input XML.
(See: image caching on 4-5 March at the users-list)
mika
Peter Sparkes kirjoitti:
Hi,
I generate html and pdf, which contain images, from the a database.
When I update an image the html correctly displays the new image,
however the pdf incorrectly contains the old image. If I then change
the new image file name the pdf displays the correct image. When I
change the image file name back the old image is displayed in the pdf,
not the new image.
It appears that the pdf is using a cached version of the image not the
new version. Please, how can I get the pdf to display the new image
rather than the old cashed image. I can't change the image file name
in the production system.
I am using Cocoon 2.1.10
Thank you
Peter Sparkes
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