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Yasmin started following the question "Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properly" in PBwiki.
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Tim replied on June 09, 2008 22:31 to the question "Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properly" in PBwiki:
if shift doesn't work.. try control when you press reload... (different for different browsers) -
BernieLoves started following the question "Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properly" in PBwiki.
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Vu Nguyen replied on May 21, 2008 02:20 to the question "Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properly" in PBwiki:
If in the file manager the file has an updated date, then the upload worked out just fine, and the issue is probably a browser cache problem. What is the file type? If you are viewing it in browser, try holding shift while clicking the reload button to do a hard-refresh. -
Newbie replied on May 19, 2008 17:01 to the question "Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properly" in PBwiki:
My thought is I hope they fix it. I have noticed this problem ever since I started using it last year. Does anyone think this will get fixed it is pretty annoying -
joe asked a question in PBwiki on May 19, 2008 16:47:
Uploading a revised version of a file doesn't work properlyI'm having trouble with different versions of the same file; after changing a file and uploading it again, I keep seeing the same file. I even ran this experiment. I upload the revised file and let pbwiki rename it with a -1 appended to the name. I then looked at each file from the list and they were different as they should be. I then deleted the original one and renamed the new one to the old name. Now when I looked at the new file renamed using the original filename, I was again looking at the old file. There must be some buffering going on. This has happened before. The only way to get around it seems to be to let it append the -1 on the file name and then change the link to look at this revised filename. Anything else doesn't work. (incidentally, I knew the old file from the new because the old file had some colored text and the new one has all black text). Any thoughts?
