What I know is that there is no caching of the views in Zend (and certaintly not default)... If there is caching you should have a directory "cache" or something in your directory structure. Try also to make you apache/php cache empty... Seems something very string 'cause I tested it and it was working...
try in another form to replace some fields... give us the code from your controller where you make the form and the view... Deepak Shrestha wrote: > >> Hmm, I tried it, and seems to be working fine... You didn't use >> decorators? >> Did you look at your html source output? Did you try cleaning up your >> browser history? > > Everything is default from ZF. > No decorators. > Yes html source shows the previous order of elements. > Yes in my firefox setting it cleans up everything when I exit browser > I tried in Internet Explorer also and got the same result. > > > My suspicion is not at the client side but at the server. It seems > like server is caching and serving the same file. I know if I use > smarty template engines, it is possible to compile and cache the > templates for the faster response time. That's why I am asking if ZF's > view template also does that behind the scene by default? > > Right now I am very new to ZF and trying to understand its internal > working. In fact the web I am building is based on the quickstart file > in the documentation. I am just expanding (modifying) it to study > different aspects. > > Thanks > > -- > ======================= > Registered Linux User #460714 > Currently Using Fedora 8, 10 > ======================= > > ----- visit my website at http://www.phpscriptor.com/ http://www.phpscriptor.com/ -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Form-layout-update-didn%27t-get-reflected-tp21784831p21791346.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
