We performed a deployment for a client this morning.
We didn’t touch the HubDB however, several pages within one section of the site were showing the wrong page content - that content was from other pages within the section of the site.
Any ideas why this is happening and how we can prevent it in the future?
It’s only impacting the page content, not the Meta Data or anything else.
Hard to visualize this without some examples, can you share links? Feel free to PM if you prefer.
If you’re using HubDB I’d assume it’s custom built.
When you say “deployment”, what exactly do you mean? Was it built on a different portal and then moved to the client portal?
First thing I’d check is if the templates, modules, etc that refer to the HubDB data are pointed at the right table on the clients portal.
But as @ashleyidesign has said, we likely need more information to go on. Page template code or the like.
Barry Grennan
@BarryGrennan by deployment, I mean we released some updates into their environment.
I don’t know whether the code change caused this issue or someone was publishing content and it created the issue but the idea is:
There are 12-14 pages within this section of the site, all in the same HubDB table.
Page A now has Page D’s content for some reason - the text from the page only.
The pages are pointing to the correct table as far as I know, given the fact that they have been updating content for 2-3 months in this part of the site. This has happened before at least once and we were forced to re-do the page content. It seems strange that this would happen on 2 separate occasions.
