Regarding my post in the forums http://drupal.org/node/272869 - it seems like disabling caching in the performance section of the admin-menu does not really disable ALL caching. Themes/functions are still cached. Many other people do have this problem. It's really annoying when developing new themes. I tried this http://angrymonger.com/blog/drupal-6-caching-woes and installing that http://drupal.org/project/cache_disable - but both solutions don't work for 6.2. After every line of code I change in my template.php I have to go to admin/performance and empty the cache manually.
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Comment #1
heine commentedThe caching setting on admin/settings/performance only governs the PAGE cache, which stores fully rendered pages for anonymous users.
The fact that you experience a cache clear when submitting the form is a side effect of how the variables system works.
You can use the devel module's devel block to quickly empty all caches.
Comment #2
Christoph Schmid commentedThanx. I already tried devel and crashed my whole site probably due to a wrong version of zend optimizer (1&1 Hosting). So unfortunately this is not an option for me right now.
EDIT - I just checked and I think there is no zend optimizer at all with 1&1 Hosting - so probably another problem.
Comment #3
Christoph Schmid commentedInstalled devel again and ONLY activated devel, not the Theme developer. Works OK. It's the Theme developer that makes my page crash (out of memory)