Hello,
I edited an article-text directly in the database via a script from a SQL-Database-Manager.
When i select the article inside the wiki it shows me the "old" article. After klicking the Edit-Button the "new", extern edited, Text is shown in the edit-interface.
After storing the article the "new" text is also shown in the wiki.
Why is the new text primal after the "wiki-internal" storing visible and not directly after the "wiki-external" scripting?!
Thanks for your help,
Dennis Wolf
Rudeladmin wrote:
Hello,
I edited an article-text directly in the database via a script from a SQL-Database-Manager.
When i select the article inside the wiki it shows me the "old" article. After klicking the Edit-Button the "new", extern edited, Text is shown in the edit-interface.
After storing the article the "new" text is also shown in the wiki.
Why is the new text primal after the "wiki-internal" storing visible and not directly after the "wiki-external" scripting?!
You probably forgot to update page_touched. The problem wouldn't come up if you edited articles properly instead of messing with the database. There's an API, a maintenance script, and various clients.
-- Tim Starling
Rudeladmin wrote:
Hello,
I edited an article-text directly in the database via a script from a SQL-Database-Manager.
When i select the article inside the wiki it shows me the "old" article. After klicking the Edit-Button the "new", extern edited, Text is shown in the edit-interface.
After storing the article the "new" text is also shown in the wiki.
Why is the new text primal after the "wiki-internal" storing visible and not directly after the "wiki-external" scripting?!
Thanks for your help,
Dennis Wolf
It is cached. You shouldn't not edit the articles text in the database. The easy way to add text to an article is to use maintenance/importTextFile.php
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