I'm pretty new to couchcms. I'm building a website now. I really like how couch retrofits in my existing website and i really like how i can make a very clean back-end for my client. But i have this problem that keeps on coming back: the visit the template as super-admin to register or update a template doesn't work quite often.
I usually test my website (and the back-end) in several browsers. So often i have 3 browsers open with several tabs each. I learned that couch doesn't really like that. So this is what i do to register or update a template:
- log out in all browsers
- quit all browsers
- open just 1 browser
- log in as superadmin
- visit the template in a second tab
That was already a bit annoying. But now that doesn't even work. When i visit a new template, the template recognises me as superadmin, but the template doesn't seem to register at all. The template does not appear in the admin menu. When i log out the template returns the couch login screen.
Is there a workaround? Is there a way to force couch to register/update a template? Can i turn of some checks in the couch/functions.php? Can i add the template myself in mysql? I saw on this forum more posts about this problem, but "visit the template as super-admin" seems to be the only answer so far.
I usually test my website (and the back-end) in several browsers. So often i have 3 browsers open with several tabs each. I learned that couch doesn't really like that. So this is what i do to register or update a template:
- log out in all browsers
- quit all browsers
- open just 1 browser
- log in as superadmin
- visit the template in a second tab
That was already a bit annoying. But now that doesn't even work. When i visit a new template, the template recognises me as superadmin, but the template doesn't seem to register at all. The template does not appear in the admin menu. When i log out the template returns the couch login screen.
Is there a workaround? Is there a way to force couch to register/update a template? Can i turn of some checks in the couch/functions.php? Can i add the template myself in mysql? I saw on this forum more posts about this problem, but "visit the template as super-admin" seems to be the only answer so far.