There are a few ways to force the cache to clear before then:
1. Purge page's cache
This is the main feature you should go to if you don't see a change you made to a page in frontend.
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Products
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Individual Blogs
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Unique pages i.e. Home page, Blog page, Discover (Kiosk)
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Standard pages including kiosk pages
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Widgets
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Itineraries
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Go to Pages/Products/Blogs etc.
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In the list view, select a page(s) you'd like to purge the cache for
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Click on the cog wheel - select Purge cache
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A message "Cache was purged" will pop up at the top once done
2. Re-save your page
By re-saving the page you reset the cache.
Examples:
- You added a page to the navigation - resave your home page
- You change information in one or more steps in your itinerary - resave your "Road Trip" page (the main itinerary page)
- You added a custom product - resave your Search page
3. Clear your browser cache or use the Incognito window
- Go to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData
- Select "Cached images and files"
- The best practice is to also select "Browsing History" and "Cookies and other site data"
- Click "Clear Data"
- Reload the page or website you are trying to view.
You can also try using an incognito window in your browser.
If this didn't help, proceed to the next step:
4. Bypass the cache
Roam caches your site's navigation every 24 hours but you don't need to wait that long. Simply bypass the cache by adding a special piece of string after the page URL ?roam-no-cache=1
For example
https://www.visityarravalley.com.au/discover/?roam-no-cache=1
https://www.australiasgoldenoutback.com/itineraries/road-to-the-rock/?roam-no-cache=1
If this does not help either, please contact your project manager to assist with clearing the cache from our end.
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