I have been working on a module for Drupal 6.1 and every time I change some code in the file, I have to go back to Administer > Site Configuration > Performance > Clear cached data.
I do NOT have caching turned on.
Caching mode: Disabled
Minimum cache lifetime:
Page compression: Disabled
Block cache: Disabled
Optimize CSS Files: Disabled
Optimize Javascript files: Disabled
Still, I am forced to clear cache with every little module code change. I am just playing with the example node module so it's very basic code. It looks like:
function mytestmodule_node_info() {
return array(
'mytestmodule' => array(
'name' => t('Test'),
'module' => 'mytestmodule',
'description' => t("This is a test"),
'help' => t("Help test"),
'has_body' => FALSE,
'title_label' => 'Name your test (for your reference)'
)
}
The page that I am trying to see the change on is Create Content. I see there is a content type called "Test". Now, If I go into my code and change it to "Test2", and save the file, and I go back and reload the page, it still says "Test". I tried clearing my browser cache. Same. Tried logging out and back in. Same. Tried loading the page on a different browser, still says "Test".
Finally, I go into the "Clear cached data" in the Administer and finally it gets updated to Test2.