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Hi people,
Ran into an interesting problem earlier today, one that I am quite sure is not caused by Get Simple but to cover all bases I am running it by you nonetheless.
Did an install of GS, everything went by without any problem. Until I created some new pages and tried uploading some photo's. Nothing seemed to happen. Until I refreshed the page, that is.
To make a long story (and a lot of testing and clicking about) short: whatever change is made in the admin, be it a new page, changes on a page, uploading images, switching templates, etc. No change is shown unless you refresh the page!
Tried it on multiple browsers, on multiple computers, everywhere the same story.
I have installed GS quite a few times, at different hosting companies, never something like this.
So I gave this particular hosting company a call about it. But they are adamant that it is caused by the CMS in question, not the server settings or anything like that.
Looking at my experience with installs on other hosts (never so much anything resembling this), I am more inclined to think THEY are the problem.
Can anybody shed some light on this? Is there a way around this, or would it be best for this client to switch hosts?
Ran into an interesting problem earlier today, one that I am quite sure is not caused by Get Simple but to cover all bases I am running it by you nonetheless.
Did an install of GS, everything went by without any problem. Until I created some new pages and tried uploading some photo's. Nothing seemed to happen. Until I refreshed the page, that is.
To make a long story (and a lot of testing and clicking about) short: whatever change is made in the admin, be it a new page, changes on a page, uploading images, switching templates, etc. No change is shown unless you refresh the page!
Tried it on multiple browsers, on multiple computers, everywhere the same story.
I have installed GS quite a few times, at different hosting companies, never something like this.
So I gave this particular hosting company a call about it. But they are adamant that it is caused by the CMS in question, not the server settings or anything like that.
Looking at my experience with installs on other hosts (never so much anything resembling this), I am more inclined to think THEY are the problem.
Can anybody shed some light on this? Is there a way around this, or would it be best for this client to switch hosts?
