hi thanks for contributing this module, it's heads and shoulders above the drupal forums.
since upgrading to the latest (I was on a few alphas back not sure exact which), i've been encountering a problem. Basically I have a filter that modifies urls in posts. Since the upgrade, often I see messages where it was not applied.
If i either edit the message and resave, or choose empty cache via the developer module it's remedied. I tried disabling the built in site caching, and also setting my filter to return true at 'no cache', though it doesn't need to. Same issue.
Didn't make a difference, I'm wondering is there something in the new forum code that is doing caching or could cause this.. I didn't change anything else but upgrading the forums.
Any suggestions / thoughts welcome.
thanks very much
Stam
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Comment #1
stamd commentedhmm by using drupal_set_message in the filter, I can see that for these messages with this problem the filter is not called.
Ex:
1 clear browser cache shift reload message *with* problem, no messages via drupal_set_message shown
2 clear browser cache shift reload message *without* problem, messages via drupal_set_message are shown
Remedy
Empty cache via web developer module
or
Edit and resave message
And I just discovered at least this time, creating a new message in the same forum fixed it.
Filter debug messages are then shown after doing any of the above. Again not sure if this is the forum code or something else.
thanks
Comment #2
stamd commentedI should probably note that I have drupal's built in performance caching disabled, nor am I using anything like the block cache module.
Comment #3
michelleThere is no caching in advforum outside of what Drupal does automatically. Not sure what else to say on this but I'll leave it open for the moment in case anyone else has an idea.
Michelle
Comment #4
stamd commentedhi okay thanks for the reply and information.
Comment #5
stamd commentedthanks for keeping this open it's got to be something other than the forums i'll keep plugging away, closing this.