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 changes missing until content is edited (sometimes)

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Donna
Posted: 08/06/2004, 2:32 AM

:-/ This is really strange. I have added two forms to my default page (about 6 on the page in all). When I went to bed last night, the live site looked great. But this morning, two forms and changes to a third were missing (not visible). But, after I went to edit one of the form's database content (not the design in CC) everything reappeared on the default page. No record changes were actually made, I just hit the edit button on one of the records. Now, my thinking is that the edit form made a call to the form on the default page? And, thus somehow woke it up. Not programming terms, I'm sure. BTW: It's not just my pc encountering this problem.

A few details...
My site properties in CC 2.07 are

PHP4 Templates
Default head section is as follows...
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">
<meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">
<meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache">

Please help if you can.
Thanks,
Donna
Donna again
Posted: 08/06/2004, 5:04 AM

Solution....
Will this create any known problems? Especially for security.

I replaced the following code in the login form's custom login event and it works fine. Security appears to be okay too.

original:
$sPage = get_param("ret_page");

new:
$sPage = "Default.php";

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