By netentropy on

This morning when I woke up , my Drupal test site was a mess.

My theme was broken and one of my primary links (which was set to a full url to a subfolder ) pointed to a node's css file.

After suggestions on the forum, I cleared the cache and theme was fixed.

After clearing my browser cache the link returned to the subfolder.

My questions is this:

How did Drupal cache a broken version of my site?

1) caching was and is turned off.

2) It must have been broken or at least looked like that for a moment in order to cache it.

3) Will this happen again and can I auto set the cache to clear?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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MacRonin’s picture

MacRonin commented

It's possible that either your ISP or webhost had the cached versions of the page and not Drupal.

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netentropy’s picture

netentropy commented

This is true but the pages had to be broken in order for either of them to cache it

so how did it break over night while i was sleeping

alihammad’s picture

alihammad commented

cron thing I guess! Ur server is even working and updating stuff as you sleep !

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