In July I was promoted to a web developer position at my company. The previous web developer setup our web site with Couch as the CMS. I'm trying to update a product page, but when I click "save" within the Admin Panel, I am directed to our web site's 404 page. When I go back and refresh the page, the changes appear to be saved within the admin panel, but the changes are not being saved when I check our live site. When I navigate back to the page to edit it in the Admin Panel again, the changes that seemed to have been saved before, have reverted back to how they were originally. So this means that the SQL table is not being updated.
It seems like it should be working because even though I am directed to our 404 page, the url is still within the couch directory, and there are token values appended to the url. So I'm confused as to why I'm ended up at our 404 page.
I tried to make these changes manually by navigating the couch SQL tables, but with the massive size of our web site, I am not finding the content that needs to be changed.
I should mention that the page is cloneable, and has folders that separate the product categories.
There are 116 pages on the list, and this is the ONLY page that has this problem, and I was wondering if someone could tell me why this might be happening, and how I can troubleshoot the problem?
It seems like it should be working because even though I am directed to our 404 page, the url is still within the couch directory, and there are token values appended to the url. So I'm confused as to why I'm ended up at our 404 page.
I tried to make these changes manually by navigating the couch SQL tables, but with the massive size of our web site, I am not finding the content that needs to be changed.
I should mention that the page is cloneable, and has folders that separate the product categories.
There are 116 pages on the list, and this is the ONLY page that has this problem, and I was wondering if someone could tell me why this might be happening, and how I can troubleshoot the problem?