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Manually deleting the folder in the cache (i.e. delete the folder that has the asset ID of the asset that should be deleted).
Use the Administration DAM for Sitecore dashboard, it has a function called Image cache where you can delete the cache from through UI. DFS 11.1 - Administration dashboard
Enabling old resizing processor
From version DFS 11.1 the default resizing feature has been rewritten. The resizing it now done in Digizuite, this also requires that DAM version is minimum 5.10. If you are connecting to a DAM less then 5.10 and you are using the resizing feature, then you must enable the old resizing processor.
Open the DFS.Pipelines.config and look for the pipeline DFS.Services.DFSMedia.
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<configuration xmlns:patch="http://www.sitecore.net/xmlconfig/">
<sitecore>
<pipelines>
<DFS.Services.DFSMedia>
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.SynchronizeAsset, DFS.Client.Services" role:require="Standalone or ContentManagement" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.LoadAssetEntity, DFS.Client.Services" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.GetMediaFromCache, DFS.Client.Services" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.NewResizeImage, DFS.Client.Services" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.GetMediaFromDigizuite, DFS.Client.Services" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.SaveToCache, DFS.Client.Services" />
<processor type="DFS.Client.Services.Pipelines.DFSMedia.ResolveFilename, DFS.Client.Services" />
</DFS.Services.DFSMedia>
</pipelines>
</sitecore>
</configuration> |
Each step is explained as foll