Cache is where a web browser stores images and content it thinks won’t change often and sometimes a web browser will cache site on your system so you dont see the changes. its not Cookies that is something else.
@Nucifraga - Hi Mike, I’m not seeing this behavior myself. Is there a simple way for me to see it?
I’ve tried:
adding images
removing images
resizing images
deleting images
replacing images
All of these operations seem to mark the current page as changed and this triggers an upload in RW. So these bits seem to be working as expected in RW 7.1.4 and Stacks 3.2.4 (and I expect all other recent versions too).
Perhaps the problem is something more intricate? Perhaps involving partials or a 3rd party stack? If you let me know the specifics of the problem – enough that I can make it happen here on my machine too, I can test it and offer advice or fix if it’s a bug.
@scottsteven - it doesn’t sound to me like this is an issue that involves the browser at all. although disabling the cache while working on websites is a ***good thing***™ i don’t think it would specifically help here.
Apologies it’s taken so long to reply but this picture shows the problem
I’ve just added the top seven pictures to the highlighted page (Birds Pleno) - Down to Stonechat191016L2 and as you can see there is sign of the little blue dot to show the page has changed.
I am running the latest version of MacOS - Sierra My version of Rapidweaver is the most recent 7.1.5 and the latest version of stacks.
Please let me know if you need anything else to help with diagnosing the problem.
What you have there is a Photo Album page, not a Stacks page. So I think that’s probably the disconnect. you should probably sent this bug to Realmac Software support. Or maybe if we mention @dan or @simon they can respond here.