emmu

@tim Unfortunately it’s not working …
I have 2 installations, one german language one english, both calling the same sidebar(with images and a custom script), the PHP script calling is identical, only different page_IDs.

The german installation does it right by now, the english installation, holding the folder with the sidebar sometimes gives out crab other times an old version, and I’m now witing for 6 days for the cache(??) to disappear.

german
https://linesfiction.de/lfd/?page_id=1246
english
https://linesfiction.de/lf/?page_id=1360

who is most likely responsible?

Thanks

Success reaches those who know how to wait.
It took 4 days!

@tim, maybe you can give a hint which culprit was using cache or is there no clue?

Thanks for your attention

@ Tim

no I don’t. Maybe my host does?

to mmake it more descriptive,
the script:

<?php switch ($page_id) {
...
case 1312:
    include "content_online/mackintosh/mackintosh.php";
    break;

case 1360:
    include "content_online/koch/koch.php";
    break;
}
?>

the functioning link (sidebar imcludes):
https://linesfiction.de/lf/?page_id=1312

not functioning, new script added (no sidebar):
https://linesfiction.de/lf/?page_id=1360

thanks for your help

seems to be a problem with themes.

@ Andrew

again I have a problem with the accessibilty of a WordPress site.

To redesign a website completely I put a new wordpress installation in a folder x in the root. The day everything was done I changed index.php from accessing the folder y:
require('./y/wp-blog-header.php');
to the new folder x:
require('./x/wp-blog-header.php');

so far so normal, but for 3 days after that no change: the old folder y was addressed, and now everything looks bad, (and still folder y):
https://www.dorotheawalther-pr.de/

(by the way require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/x/wp-blog-header.php' ); also didn’t help)

what’s the problem? thanks for your reply.
emmu

oops sorry to confuse you: I cried for help in this forum, and then the site reappeared after 1 day.

I guess it wasn’t magic, and I wonder if the delay is a common phenomenon after upgrading wordpress automatically.

well, I didn’t think of them.
You mean my hosting providers are responsible for the delay?

ok, after 1 day it works again now. (Maybe because I cried for help?)

I’m waiting to close the topic because I would very much like to know about your experiences: can I trust that every automatic upgrade works after some time? Do the same phenomena occur with manual upgrades?
does deactivating plugins still help?

thank you for your replies!
emmu