New Page caching issue

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10/3/2009 9:20:52 AM
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New Page caching issue

We had added a new custom page and added on the top menu. It was working fine, until the name for top menu name was changed. This automatically changed the corresponding ASPX file name as well. Though we had changed the ASPX file name to orginal name, it is still redirecting to the changed name and a message is shown saying the page does not exit.... it could be some page caching related issue. Not sure where exactly to check for it...

 

thanks,

Mubasshir

10/4/2009 6:10:12 AM
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Re: New Page caching issue

Hi,

When you first renamed the page a 301 redirect was created from the old url to the new url. Then when you changed it back it would not create another redirect because this would cause an infinite redirect loop.

Look for the redirect under Administration > Advanced Tools > 301 Redirect Manager and delete it.

Note however, that creating pages does not actually create .aspx files on disk, CMS pages are virtual and served from the database.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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