• I just installed a fresh copy of WordPress on our new Server and moved data from previous server. (wp-content, database and apache configs).
    The problem we are facing is while creating content (or basically doing anything) in the Admin Dashboard, no changes are reflected unless we reload the page.
    Example scenario, suppose I create a page and publish it. If then I again go to Dashboard->Pages, it won’t show the new page in the list of pages. Once I hit refresh, it will show the new page.
    I thought it could be an issue with the plugins we are using and I temporarily disabled all the plugins. But this didn’t solve the problem.

    This is our config:
    WAMPServer – 3.1.0
    Apache – 2.4.27
    PHP – 7.0.23
    MySQL – 5.7.19
    Wordpress – 4.9.1

    How do I disable caching or if it’s not a caching issue then do I resolve this?
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  • It sounds like a caching issue you are having and I would recommend using a private browser or simply clearing your cache.

    This is a common WordPress development problem. However it is not a problem if you are aware of caching.

    Private or incognito browsers do not reference history and are installed on all browsers by default.

    Thread Starter ankurlathwal

    (@ankurlathwal)

    I have tried incognito mode/private browsing in different browsers. The problem still persists.

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