Closed VentGrey closed 1 year ago
I can't seem to reproduce this issue at the moment, perhaps it's something in how you've explained it but if you provide a screencast or some more detailed instructions I may be able to understand more accurately how to see the same issue as you.
Does this problem go away after you deactivate the plugin Pods Alternative Cache? Perhaps in this scenario, there is a problem with the filesystem permissions being able to remove files/folders associated with the Pods configuration cache and that's what is leading to it sticking to old values even after saving.
One way to confirm this is to encounter your problem where it doesn't show your changed configuration, but then go to Pods Admin > Settings > Clear Pods Cache and attempt to go back to the Pod in question. If you see the changes you made now, that indicates a caching problem.
Closing topic due to inactivity. @VentGrey Feel free to reopen and reply to our comments.
Description
Whenever I create a new pod on my Wordpress installation, a strange bug happens where, changes or a new instance registration doesn't ocurr.
Suppose I create a "Pet" pod. And go to create a new pod instance.
1- After filling out the forms I created for my pod and clicking "Save", reloading the page or navigating back using the wordpress menus. Then clicking edit, surprise, all the forms are now blank. I have to click the Save button god know how many times to see my changes reflected.
2- Same with editing existing pods, let's suppose I incorrectly set a pet to "Dgo" instead of "Dog". Again I correct the wrong information, check save and nothing happens. It seems that the plugin saves information on the DB whenever it wants to.
Version
6.0.2
Testing Instructions
Screenshots / Screencast
Will try to upload in the future.
Possible Workaround
Spam clicking the save button.
Using JS to click it programatically works best.
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