Hi

In the block settings, cache time is set to 3600 but this doesn't seem to be doing anything. I had a couple of new members with profile images for 3 days and the block didn't refresh. I had to go into the database and delete the latest members entry in the cache table manually.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks, Jason

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toemaz commented
Category: support » bug

This could be a bug indeed. Question: could yet set the cache expire time on 0 sec and try to see what is does when you add a new member?

Be aware that the latest members module only displays new members who uploaded a picture. So when you add a new member, make sure these members have set a picture as well.

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Jason Dean commented

Ok I tried this - set cache expire to 0 and added a new user, then logged in as that user and uploaded a profile image. The latest members block didn't refresh. I even ran a manual cron job, though not sure that was necessary.

Again, manually deleting the record from cache table updated the block straight away.

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toemaz commented

Yes, the cron is necessary to remove the expired cache records in the cache tables.

Anyway, could you try something out: Change line 54
if ($cache) {
to
if ($cache->expire > time()) {

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Jason Dean commented

Hey that certainly works on my test system now, with the expire time set to 0. Added a new user their pic showed up instantly :)

Will now test on my live site - thanks

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toemaz commented
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