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CRITICAL SECURITY VERSION UPDATE:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
Updating Blocks
Hi,
Just want to clarify something re. best practice for loading in blocks.
Say I have a layout as following:
<?php echo fuel_block('header')?>
<?php echo fuel_var('body', ''); ?>
<?php echo fuel_block('footer')?>
I want to keep the footer block static. When I alter the footer block, if I am logged in and view my page from admin, I can see the change straight away. When I log out and view the page normally, the change is not picked up. I have to go back into admin and resave the page with the layout that loads the block to be able to view the footer block changes.
I get a feeeling I'm doing something wrong here. I understand that using fuel_block will check the database first and if finds nothing, will load in the static view file. So how come it isn't picking up the changes I make when I make them?
Just want to clarify something re. best practice for loading in blocks.
Say I have a layout as following:
<?php echo fuel_block('header')?>
<?php echo fuel_var('body', ''); ?>
<?php echo fuel_block('footer')?>
I want to keep the footer block static. When I alter the footer block, if I am logged in and view my page from admin, I can see the change straight away. When I log out and view the page normally, the change is not picked up. I have to go back into admin and resave the page with the layout that loads the block to be able to view the footer block changes.
I get a feeeling I'm doing something wrong here. I understand that using fuel_block will check the database first and if finds nothing, will load in the static view file. So how come it isn't picking up the changes I make when I make them?
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