session scope - we're using the request scope and client vars. I;ve
checked that the Application.cfm has a different app name - although the
client variable store datasource is the same, but I can't see why this
would make any difference.
We've got the file structure as follows:
D:\wwwroot\ - this is for kn-dev.open.ac.uk
D:\wwwroot\workspace\krn\ for krn-dev.open.ac.uk
And the KRN site has it's own Application.cfm but the krn-dev.open.ac.uk
is picking up the d:\wwwroot\index.cfm if the kn-dev.open.ac.uk has been
viewed first.
I;ve set up a number of sites on another server in exactly the same way
(still w2k & IIS5) and these work fine.....
Any other ideas?
Alex
-----Original Message-----
From: Pascal Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 April 2004 12:23
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Caching problem?
Are you using CF mappings? If you didn't change those it will include
the files from the previous site when you use them.
Are you using the application and session scope to store info? Be sure
to change the name attribute of <cfapplication>
Pascal
> -----Original Message-----
> From: A.Little [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: donderdag 1 april 2004 10:34
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Caching problem?
>
> Hi all,
>
> We're in the process of developing a new site which is very similar to
> a previous site we've built, so we copied the webroot and customtags
> to new folders and renamed the customtags (and references to them
> within the code). Now we've mapped the dev domain name to the webroot,
> so we have kn-dev.open.ac.uk and krn-dev.open.ac.uk.
>
> We seem to be getting a problem where if we restart the server and
> visit kn-dev.open.ac.uk/index.cfm and then go to the page
> krn-dev.open.ac.uk/index.cfm the KRN version picks up the header file
> from KN, similarly if we go to krn-dev.open.ac.uk/index.cfm first and
> then kn-dev.open.ac.uk/index.cfm the KN version picks up the KRN
> version. (We've updated the KRN header file with a different design to
> KN).
>
> We've tried a number of things including;
> - adding a cfheader no-cache to stop the client caching the page
> - rebooting the server
> - clearing the compiled java classes
> - adding <cfcache action="" to each index page
>
> However none of these seem to be working. So does anyone have any
> other suggestions as to what we could try? Unfortunately it's all
> behind a firewall so you won't be able to view the problem - but this
> is not an april fool!! ;-)
>
> TIA
>
> Alex
>
>
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