techraf 11 Posted December 11, 2012 Share Posted December 11, 2012 EN 5.1, iPad 2, iOS 6.0.1, no offline notebooksI switch iPad to Airplane Mode, open Evernote, go into menu, tap on "Clear Cache" button, confirm, close Evernote, open Evernote again and I have most of ny recent notes available including their content.I expected the contents to be cleared. Am I missing something? Link to comment
techraf 11 Posted December 19, 2012 Author Share Posted December 19, 2012 Answer: "clear cache" did not work in 5.1.Corrected in 5.1.1 Link to comment
Kazz 0 Posted May 20, 2013 Share Posted May 20, 2013 Fixed?? Or ***** disabled?? This is not a Cache Clearing option, it is a completly data obliteration.....Who teach this guys how to program??? This option deleted everything that was not sync in my iPad..... I am making a backup of everything that was not destroyed to move to another trusted apps...... DONT USE THIS APPS, IT IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR DATA!!!!!! Link to comment
Level 5 cwb 225 Posted October 22, 2013 Level 5 Share Posted October 22, 2013 A bit of hyperbole. When you're offline, or cannot sync for any reason (could be anything from corporate firewall rules, to a monthly upload limit) everything done is stored locally in a cache. The cache is a local temporary copy. You need to commit that cache to permanent storage (Evernote servers). Consequently you should never empty the cache until you've confirmed a successful sync to servers. It's like writing files to an external portable hard drive. The write actually stores to a cache so that you can move on to other things, and then the cache writes to the drive in the background. If you yank the drive out before that finishes, you'll lose the data. I would grant that the app should warn of data loss if you elect to proceed. But it does warn first with a pop-up, explaining what the cache does and confirming that you want to proceed. But it would be clever if it noted unsynced records present and highlighted that fact. Link to comment
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