Post created overwrites previous one

  • Resolved setevoy

    (@setevoy)


    6 years, 7 months ago

    Hi.

    I’m trying to move to the PHP-7 (7.2, 7.3) from PHP-5.6 and faced with really weird behavior.

    The problem is:

    – I’m creating a new post, let’s say called “test1”
    – after going back to the Posts dashboard – I can’t see this new post until I’m pressing F5
    – then I’m going to the “Add new post”, and creating a new post, let’s say called “test2”
    – going back to the Posts dashboard – and still seeing the “test1” one
    – after pressing F5 again – I can see “test2” – but “test1” disappears

    What’s interesting – they all stored under the same ID, i.e. “post.php?post=17988“.

    This also happens with a fresh WP install on this Dev environment.
    error_reporting = E_ALL, display_errors = On and log_errors = On – but nothing in UI or logs.

    Anybody had similar issues?
    I believe this happens because of PHP version but not sure.
    Will try to add PHP-5 and test it.

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  • Hi,

    Can you try adding new post after switching the theme? Also, clear your browser cache after switching the theme.

    Thread Starter setevoy

    (@setevoy)

    Yeah, that looks like caching issue, @emmtoor.
    Found this after opened WP in another browser: after adding a new post from it, let’s say “test3” – I saw previously added “test2” + “test3”. After adding “test4” – I saw “test2” and “test4”.
    And yes – after cleaning browser’s cache – it works now.
    I’m trying to find why that happens… I did some changes with NGINX’s configuration and trying to roll-back them one by one to find where the root cause was.
    Although – after cleaning browser’s cache looks like it works anyway.

    P.S. Even more: after I cleaned cache in my _first_ browser – I got all my test posts added before ??

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by setevoy.

    Awesome! glad to head that your problem is resolved ??

    Thread Starter setevoy

    (@setevoy)

    Well, I’m still interested in the root cause… Did it happen because of changing NGINX’s settings? Or just a “bug” in browsers?
    Looks like it was something in NGINX as it affected two different browsers – Chromium and Opera (on Linux).

    But anyway – will mark this topic as Resolved.
    Thank you for confirming my guess about cache ??

    You’re welcome!

    If you recently installed any caching plugin or cache extenstion in NGINX then that may be causing this.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Maninder.
    Thread Starter setevoy

    (@setevoy)

    OK, it was the expires max; option in the nginx.conf – added it into the server {} block during “performance tuning” attempt.
    Removed it, cleaned cache again – and looks like all works now.
    Instead – need to set it to the images location block:

        location ~* \.(jpg|swf|jpeg|gif|png|css|js|ico)$ {
        root {{ web_data_root_prefix }}/{{ item.0.name }}/{{ item.1 }};
        expires 24h;
    }

    (this is part of my Ansible template)

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    Awesome!

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