I've nevere experienced this problem before. I even had to delete the entire content but it still sits pretty on the browser. Here's what I've done:

I restarted my system but it did not work.

I cleared the cache in all my browsers but it's still adamant.

Has anyone experienced this peroblem before?

I haven't.

Have you checked the permissions of your files? I also, on a project last year, I would upload a particular file many times but nothing would happen. After hours of troubleshooting, I discovered the problem: I had originally put the file in one folder, but since i was including it in many places, I moved it to an includes folder but was still uploading modifications to the first location

If none of the above applies, you may need to contact your web host. Good luck!

The website in question is on my localhost.

I'll try all the possible sulutions you profered

I don't know how applicable this may be to your case but a common scenario where this can happen is where you pull a script from its location on the internet and load it on your localserver (localhost). The script's config may still have its "path" variable pointing to the online path and the database config may still be pointing to the online database where the hostname of the database is given as the IP address to the database server.

If this is similar to your case then make sure all references to paths and DBs are pointing to your local server.

If those suggestions don't work, your village people don finally locate you.

Dual Core: I don't know how applicable this may be to your case but a common scenario where this can happen is where you pull a script from its location on the internet and load it on your localserver (localhost). The script's config may still have its "path" variable pointing to the online path and the database config may still be pointing to the online database where the hostname of the database is given as the IP address to the database server.

If this is similar to your case then make sure all references to paths and DBs are pointing to your local server.

If those suggestions don't work, your village people don finally locate you.

Lmao

These things happen at times. Have you ever experienced a situation whereby you get coding errors on your browser but woould swear to amadioha that there's nothing wrong with you're code? It can be frustrating.

@Dualcore
I don't think it has anything to do with the path because I even changed my CSS styling and even deleted the content but it did not update.

Call your village people and tell them you are ready to marry that papa Ngozi's daughter that they said you must marry. Really, we shouldn't screw with our village people, they always catch up with us somehow

^^^ ROFLMAO! LWKMD!!

carry d computer knack for ground.

but on a serious note, trying the most stupid things could solve it.

1. disable javascript

2. uninstall your browser preferably firefox and install another version and lets see

3. reconfirm d url well well

if symptoms persists kindly visit synagogue for spiritual cleansing

Santa Maria! This one na jazz o!! Them don get you o!!!!!

I have fixed the problem. It ended up being a "path" issue. I didn't know that apart from the setting pahe, there was a column in the database that had a different path from the location of the site. So, i was busy updating another website.

So, it's obvious it's not from the village. Please, let's give village people a break. We can't keep blaming them for all our mistakes.

^^^Kai! i think say them don get you be that o! Sorry about that o jare.

Call them back and tell them you are not marrying the babe again. Make a backup of your site before making the call and continue refreshing your site for some hours after the call.

In announcing a fix to the problem, OP said:

I have fixed the problem. It ended up being a "path" issue. I didn't know that apart from the setting pahe, there was a column in the database that had a different path from the location of the site. So, i was busy updating another website.

In offering a possible solution, one of the things I said:

I also, on a project last year, I would upload a particular file many times but nothing would happen. After hours of troubleshooting, I discovered the problem: I had originally put the file in one folder, but since i was including it in many places, I moved it to an includes folder but was still uploading modifications to the first location angry

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