By Rodrigoson6 on

Hello,
first sorry for my bad english but i'm italian...

i did the new istallation of drupal (7.36) and now i have a problem...

in the home page i have a map of Google maps that updates every 5 minutes (i have in the body of home page the tag script for file js)...

is the file that updates every 5 minutes.
But for example i see now the home page, there is not new update (but if i see the file on server there is the update!)... than if i refresh the home page the map is update.

So i think that this is a problem of cache..

what do you think ?

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John_B commented

First you should clear or disable your browser cache to check whether the browser is serving stale data.

I don't understand how the map is displayed. Is it in a block? Generally Drupal caches only for anonymous users. If a page or a block is not updating when you are logged in, the Drupal core database cache for pages and for blocks should not be used at all. Therefore, if your are having a problem with cache invalidation (i.e. serving stale data) when you are logged in, the caching is not likely to be in Drupal.

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Rodrigoson6 commented

yes is in a block, before the update for drupal 7.36 it worked very well but now if i open the home page the block it isn't update (the file on the serve is update) but if i referesh the home page the block (so with the map) is update...

where is the problem?

gzip?
Advagg module?

i don't know :(

John_B’s picture

John_B commented

but if i referesh the home page the block (so with the map) is update...

Probably your browser cache. You did not yet comment on whether you are logged in. You can check in the Network tab of firebug (or of developer tools on other browsers) whether you are loading a fresh page.

If you find you are loading the stale page from your browser cache, the next question will be: Did you have a standard .htaccess before the update, or had it been modified? I can see no reason why it would have been modified, but perhaps when you built this Google map block you needed to change the page headers?

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