So here is an unbelievable issue , i am working on wordpress but the problem is if i changes the content in the template file the changes are visible only if the user is logged in . no condition in the template .
for try i have created a template check.php and put the content only
<? echo "hieeee" ; ?>
assigned this to a page , first time it shows me the correct content for both conditions, but if i change the content like
<? echo "hieeee this is update " ; ?>
for logged in user it will show hieeee this is update and for logged out users hieeee can’t understand where is the issue .
PHP Version 5.5.16 | mysql client 5.0.11 | SunOS wp1.superhome.com.au 5.11
its solved There was a plugin Nginx Helper which store the cache on server. Thanx all for your efforts
This is definility a caching issue. First I thought it was a caching plugin, but it seems like you have full control of that. It worked locally but not on production server, so it had to be something on the server.
Taking a closer look at the phpinfo() you’ve supplied, superhome host is using Zend OPcache v7.0.4-dev
You could try to disable the cache temporarily by doing:
If PHP runs as an Apache module, use .htaccess file:
php_flag opcache.enable OffIf PHP runs as CGI/FastCGI, use .user.ini file:
opcache.enable=0If you have access to php.ini, try to disable it that there.
UPDATE
It seemed you find the actual answer that there was a plugin messing it up, but if someone else stumples upon the same issue this answer might help.