Hi Christer

Could you post the code you're using to create the page on the other site?

Frederik

Here it comes:

int fullProjectPageID = //ID of existing page;
PageReference MobileStartPage = //Root node of second site; 

PageData projectStartPage = DataFactory.Instance.GetPage(new PageReference(fullProjectPageID)); 

PageData generatedPage = DataFactory.Instance.GetDefaultPageData(MobileStartPage, MobileProjectPageType.PageTypeID);

generatedPage.PageName = DataFactory.Instance.GetPage(projectStartPage.ParentLink).PageName;

generatedPage["FullProjectPage"] = projectStartPage.PageLink;

generatedPage["PageHeading"] = projectStartPage["PageHeading"];

//etc for all properties

foreach (PageData sibling in DataFactory.Instance.GetChildren(projectStartPage.ParentLink))
{
    if (sibling.PageName.Equals("Bilder"))
    {
             generatedPage["ImageAlbum"] = sibling["ProjectImageAlbum"];
        break;
    }
} 

DataFactory.Instance.Save(generatedPage, EPiServer.DataAccess.SaveAction.Publish);

/* I've tried adding DataFactoryCache.RemovePage(MobileStartPage) here but the result is the same */

Do you use more than one front web server in this setup? Are you serving the mobile web site from a different front web server perhaps? In that case it's probably the cache synchronization between servers that isn't working.

We do have a load balanced environment yes, but in this case I'm still on my development machine running a local IIS instance in Windows Vista.

And these sites are both served by the same Application in IIS?

They use the same AppPool yes, and they are both visible in the same EPiServer UI. However, I cannot log in to the second site in IE due to an exception: "This request has probably been tampered with. Close the browser and try again." In Google Chrome it works. Perhaps this has something to do with it?

The same App pool is one thing, but are they the same app = site in IIS? I'm thinking you have two apps pointing to the same directory? In that case they won't share memory and they will have to be cache-synchronized in the same way as load-balanced applications (as they "share" content).

That must be it! I've deleted the second site in IIS and just added it as a binding to the first. However, this produces the error message Application is initialized with settings for siteId="X", but current request maps to siteId="Y". I guess I have to set up remote events on my developer machine and use two apps in IIS. Thanks for the help!!