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RessMe

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Hi,

I have a question about loading the previous page after saving my code. When I load the previous page I get back my old code, but it used to be that I got my new code which I had just saved. I didn't change anything (on purpose) on how my directadmin works. How did this happen? Can I change it back?

I hope you understand what I mean. Basically: I open a file => I edit the code => I save the file => I check in browser if it works => I press previous page to go to the code again => I get my old code instead of what I had just saved. But I want to have my new code when loading previous page.

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I couldn't really find the answer to this and sorry for my bad English, it's not my native language.

Thanks in advance. :)
 
What are you talking about? What does it have to do with directadmin?
 
Well I want the DirectAdmin FileManager to give me the page with the updated code when loading the previous page, instead of the old code...

It used to be this way, but it suddenly changed, and it's really annoying that I now have to go to the 'edit' button of that page again instead of just going to previous page.
 
try to clear the browser history
your process is not clear for me but try once
"I press previous page to go to the code again" ithink you are talking about the browser button for go to previous page
 
RessMe said:
Well I want the DirectAdmin FileManager to give me the page with the updated code when loading the previous page, instead of the old code...

It used to be this way, but it suddenly changed, and it's really annoying that I now have to go to the 'edit' button of that page again instead of just going to previous page.
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I'd guess it's a browser based issue, and has nothing to do with directadmin itself, as "press previous page" returns you back to a cached copy of the page. The issue can be resolved if you add AJAX action on save button (you'll need to have certain skill to do that), otherwise you'll need to find modified page in the listing in File Manager and click "Edit file" once more time.
 
Ok, thanks, I'll look some further if I can fix it then. :)

Sorry for bothering you guys here.
 
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