After updates are released for Crelate, sometimes your browser cache may become out of date. In some scenarios, this requires you to clear your browser cache manually to get the latest updates. Below are links and step-by-step instructions showing how to clear your cache for several popular browsers that we support. Remember to refresh all open tabs of Crelate after clearing your cache!
If you encounter issues with pages not loading properly in Crelate, such as a blank Sales page or other workflows, it is important to verify user permissions before proceeding to clear your browser cache. This ensures that the issue is not related to insufficient access rights.
Step 1: Verify User Permissions
For specific pages like the Sales workflow or Opportunities page, ensure that the user has the necessary permissions:
Navigate to the role configuration settings in Crelate.
Check the permissions for the relevant page (e.g., Opportunities or Sales).
Ensure the permissions are not set to "None." Adjust them to the appropriate level to grant access. This step is crucial for resolving blank pages caused by insufficient permissions.
Click on the menu button in the upper right
Select "More tools."
Click on "Clear browsing data..."
Make sure you have Cookies and Cached files selected
Click on the "Clear data" button
Additional Steps if Issues Persist
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, consider the following:
Try accessing Crelate in a different browser to rule out browser-specific issues.
Contact Crelate support for further assistance if the problem persists. By following these steps, you can effectively troubleshoot and resolve most page loading issues in Crelate.
Click on the menu button in the upper right
Select "History"
Select "Clear Recent History"
Make sure "Cache" is selected
Click on the "Clear Now" button
Refresh all open tabs of Crelate
Click on the menu button in the upper right
Select "Settings"
Under "Clear browsing data", click on "choose what to clear."
Make sure that "cached data and files" is selected
Click on the "Clear" button
Refresh all open tabs of Crelate
Click on the gear menu button in the upper right
Select "Safety"
Click on "Delete browsing history..."
Make sure that "Temporary Internet files and website files" is selected
Click on the Delete button
Refresh all open tabs of Crelate
Apple Safari
Click on the Safari menu
Select "Preferences..."
Select the "Advanced" tab
Check the "Show Develop menu in the menu bar."
Close the Preferences dialog
Click on the Develop menu
Click on "Empty Caches"
Refresh all open tabs of Crelate
Update Google Chrome:
Go to settings
About
Chrome should automatically update
Relaunch Chrome


