Sometimes, when the content manager (let’s call her Sally) edits some content, the change is not immediately visible. For example, they might see a node that they have already deleted. It helps to unpublish or republish nodes, but I don’t think it’s fair to ask Sally to do that every time they make a small change.
It gets even worse, when there are more than one content manager. If John logs in later, and makes a change, the node that Sally deleted earlier might be republished. This is confusing for them.
What is causing this? Is it a caching setting that can be edited? Will it help to migrate the data from SQL CE to a MSSQL?
What version of Umbraco are you seeing this issue on? And have you checked that this is not related to insufficient permissions for either the network user or the iusr accounts? The updates / change should happen straight away...
Don't know if there might be any more useful information to be found in the /App_data/Logs file ?
Could it have something to do with load balanced servers where content is not synced yet? I have not seen that kind of errors in the backend but several times in the front end when users see different information depending on what server they are directed to.
The updates to the load balanced servers should be pretty instantaneous. Do you have the servers configured in the umbracoConfig.config file so that the distributed calls will be fired to all of the servers in the load balanced setup when a user edits content?
Content is slow to update
Sometimes, when the content manager (let’s call her Sally) edits some content, the change is not immediately visible. For example, they might see a node that they have already deleted. It helps to unpublish or republish nodes, but I don’t think it’s fair to ask Sally to do that every time they make a small change.
It gets even worse, when there are more than one content manager. If John logs in later, and makes a change, the node that Sally deleted earlier might be republished. This is confusing for them.
What is causing this? Is it a caching setting that can be edited? Will it help to migrate the data from SQL CE to a MSSQL?
Hi Nikki
What version of Umbraco are you seeing this issue on? And have you checked that this is not related to insufficient permissions for either the network user or the iusr accounts? The updates / change should happen straight away...
Don't know if there might be any more useful information to be found in the /App_data/Logs file ?
/Jan
Could it have something to do with load balanced servers where content is not synced yet? I have not seen that kind of errors in the backend but several times in the front end when users see different information depending on what server they are directed to.
The updates to the load balanced servers should be pretty instantaneous. Do you have the servers configured in the umbracoConfig.config file so that the distributed calls will be fired to all of the servers in the load balanced setup when a user edits content?
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