[Fwd: Re: [rt-users] rt208 "Show Details": abusing Create.html helped]

[Alesh Mustar]

Jesse,

this helped & solved the problem!

Should this be perhaps a "must do" for upgrade within 2.0.x series?

The problem still remaining is the problem around keyword saving:
- when creating a new ticket, I set lets say priority 50 and select a 
keyword.

The priority is saved, the keyword ain't.

Bug?

Can anyone else confirm this?

Regards,
Alesh

Jesse Vincent wrote:

>For kicks, why don't all of you who are seeing this try clearing Mason's 
>component cache?  
>	Stop apache
>	rm -rf /path/to/WebRT/data
>	start apache.
>
>if your frobbed files have a more recent mod date than the installed files,
>mason doesn't know to recompile them.
>
>
>On Thu, Oct 04, 2001 at 06:20:27PM +0100, Feargal Reilly wrote:
>
>>doug.mildram at mindspeed.com wrote:
>>
>>>I tried some foolish editing of   .../rt2/WebRT/html/Ticket/Create.html
>>> reloaded browser page, it failed (Mason error) because i'm illiterate;
>>>Then when i put BACK the old/correct  rt2/WebRT/html/Ticket/Create.html
>>>        (none of these steps required an apache stop/start/restart)
>>>wow! the Show Details appeared (just above the "Create Ticket" button).
>>>
>>>Of course now i can only suspect my own sanity along with Alesh :)
>>>
>>>Feels like some kind of cacheing that apache stop,start doesnt clear? -doug
>>>
>>Actually, I just upgraded to 2.0.8 a few minutes ago, clobbering a few previously hacked links in WebRT/html/Elements/Header. So I did the upgrade, stop-started apache, and checked it in my browser to make sure it was working.
>>I then edited Elements/Header, put the links back in, went to my browser again, and saw they were already there.
>>I *swear* I didn't hit reload, so I'm tempted to believe things are still being cached, even after a stop-start.
>>
>>Though it could very well be my sanity that's going too. Yesterday I lost two days work thanks to a badly placed 'rm *' :(
>>
>>-Feargal 
>>
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