Wordpress Problem Driving Me Crazy!

9 years ago

OK, I will take a guess on this and it is only a guess. The updates do not "take" until you close that session on the original browser. So looking at the page from another browser does not reflect the change until you have closed the update on the original browser. OK, hope that helps, good luck, Ed.

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Steve King 9 years ago

I haven't used the profits theme, but could it be that you are putting the widget into a sidebar that you have not elected to show on the blog.

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SeoDemon

9 years ago

Originally Posted by edd666666

OK, I will take a guess on this and it is only a guess. The updates do not "take" until you close that session on the original browser. So looking at the page from another browser does not reflect the change until you have closed the update on the original browser. OK, hope that helps, good luck, Ed.

I suggest this too.

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Ephrils

9 years ago

Sometimes the Super Cache plugin will keep the page in it's current state "as is" until it's turned off as well. Try turning that plugin off(if you have it) and see if it keeps your edits.

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imsolutionsgroup

9 years ago

Try opening the page in a new browser.

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seregap

9 years ago

if you have the W3 Total cache installed, simply go to Performance tab and empty all caches before you preview your changes. when you submit your changes the plugin should clear your cache automatically

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professorrosado 9 years ago

There are missing details, like:

What url are the other browsers going to?
Are you logged in as admin on the other browsers?

You may have the theme options set to not show widgets on pages with no posts.
When there is no post, you get an error page - 404.php
Does that file contain the command to load the sidebar?

Another point is that non-admin cannot view preview pages. So you are seeing the 404.php with no sidebar loaded.

When you post (publish) a post, then the website loads up the single post file which includes the sidebar command.
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Jeffery

9 years ago

Why not ask Profits Theme Support:
https://getprofitsfast.zendesk.com/home

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John Collins

9 years ago

I see you have WP Super Cache installed. If you have a new blog with little content you do not need to cache get rid of it your just asking for problems. I visited the support stream for this plugin and there are a lot of problems and they aren't getting fixed.

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paj_mccarthy 9 years ago

Definitely sounds like a caching issue to me. Super Cache / Total Cache do this a lot - clear the cache, open up an incognito window and try again!
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jvm127

9 years ago

It looks like it was a cacheing issue. But here is the strangest part. I completely uninstalled the theme, uninstalled wordpress, deleted all files from the server and started over with a fresh wordpress install. The brand new install was doing the same thing. And stranger yet, I logged into other wordpress sites I host on the same server and their updates were able to be seen right away.

So I cleared the cache on all the browsers a few times each and the updates started working again and have been ever since. But the strange part is this took several cache clears and only had to do with the one site. I guess that would mean it is a theme issue but the reinstall of wordpress would indicate it is not. Very strange...

Thank you to everyone who jumped in with some answers!

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professorrosado

9 years ago

Originally Posted by jvm127

It looks like it was a cacheing issue. But here is the strangest part. I completely uninstalled the theme, uninstalled wordpress, deleted all files from the server and started over with a fresh wordpress install. The brand new install was doing the same thing. And stranger yet, I logged into other wordpress sites I host on the same server and their updates were able to be seen right away.

So I cleared the cache on all the browsers a few times each and the updates started working again and have been ever since. But the strange part is this took several cache clears and only had to do with the one site. I guess that would mean it is a theme issue but the reinstall of wordpress would indicate it is not. Very strange...

Thank you to everyone who jumped in with some answers!

When you reinstalled Wordpress, did you also re-use the same theme?
Did you not try to use the Wordpress Default theme to see if the problem persisted?