I guess the problem is caused on the webserver itself. It's not the page itself that is cached, but MySQL caches the queries for better and faster performance.
I see that pages are stored in the database immediately after modifying a page. That's not the best decision. MySQL 4.x has great caching features to make queries a lot faster. When using Contenido with MySQL 4.x, you have to disable some functionality of query caching.
This issue is caused by different configuration of webservers.
We are a webhostingprovider ourselves.
To be honest: the internetproviders where you *cannot* see changes from your recent modifications have the best webservers configured.
I think the problem is somewhere in the programming.
I will take a look at the code to see if I can find the bug.
The reason I am almost sure about this, is that when you modify a page, you always see the changes immediately. When you click on preview (vorschau) the old variables are loaded.
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