I have installed a drupal messaging and notifications module on our companies Drupal website. Everything seemed semi easy within the installation (just like installing any other module). The sole purpose of the module is to allow users to get email notifications based on changes made by our editors to our blogs/pages. Now this feature works great, and your given an email when you subscribe to our site. So inside that email, is where the problem lies. This feature, directs you to what changes have been made, via a link. Within this link, it say's, our old site name beta.mysite.com instead of mysite.com. So after looking into the subscriptions module php code. This module is insterting a varable called "site-name". So somewhere, cached in our site, there is our old site name. Now I have tried to SSH into our server and search for both of these commands via grep (site-name and beta.mysite.com) as well as scour the internet, and search within the contours of the drupal framework and still no prevail. Anyways, if anybody has/knows the location of where this is stored, or where I can look to fix this, it would be greatly appreciated.
thank you,
Joshua VP
Comments
clear cache
go to
admin/settings/performancealmost at the bottom there is the "Clear cached data" buttonBUT be aware that your site will lost every cached data and thus it will suffer re-creating caching data
which means, that it should be avoided on high traffic hours
nevertheless, I don't recall that
site_namevariable (or any other variable) gets cached into Drupalwhat does
SELECT * FROM `variable` WHERE name='site_name'returns to you?