Global Find And Replace text in content... not reflecting on site
Hi,
I'm setting up a fail-over / fall-back version of our site, and I have a bunch of links out from the site that need changing. So I'm trying to do a find-and-replace through the SQL data...
I'm amending dbo.cmsContentXML specifically the [xml] column.
The odd thing is I think I've got the data and amended it successfully, but my site still shows the old content. (I have checked to make sure I'm pointing at the right SQL database!)
And yes, I've deleted the entire App_Data folder in order to force a rebuild of umbraco.config and all the indexing.
So have I got the wrong SQL table? Or is there another that needs to be kept in-step?
I think that the issue is, even though you have saved your data in SQL, the pages that the data has changed in need to be republished, otherwise your new cache file will never pick up the changes. As far as Umbraco goes, it's still caching the most updated, published version of the pages.
One way to confiirm this, is to compare the data in DB table cmsContentXml to the generated XML in umbraco.config.
Anyone, please feel free to correct me if I am wrong in this assumption.
Global Find And Replace text in content... not reflecting on site
Hi,
I'm setting up a fail-over / fall-back version of our site, and I have a bunch of links out from the site that need changing. So I'm trying to do a find-and-replace through the SQL data...
I'm amending dbo.cmsContentXML specifically the [xml] column.
The odd thing is I think I've got the data and amended it successfully, but my site still shows the old content. (I have checked to make sure I'm pointing at the right SQL database!)
And yes, I've deleted the entire App_Data folder in order to force a rebuild of umbraco.config and all the indexing.
So have I got the wrong SQL table? Or is there another that needs to be kept in-step?
Any help much appreciated!
I think that the issue is, even though you have saved your data in SQL, the pages that the data has changed in need to be republished, otherwise your new cache file will never pick up the changes. As far as Umbraco goes, it's still caching the most updated, published version of the pages.
One way to confiirm this, is to compare the data in DB table cmsContentXml to the generated XML in umbraco.config.
Anyone, please feel free to correct me if I am wrong in this assumption.
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