Hi Stojan,
To do these sort of things, page-level caching obviously can't work,
indeed. You'd probably need paragraph-level caching, which would be
fairly easy to implement using the paragraph renderers introduced in
3.5. Then it'd simply be a matter of disabling caching for those
dynamic paragraphs.
-g
On May 1, 2008, at 17:15 , Stojan Pesov wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question regarding the cache and I think this is the best
time to ask it:
It's impossible to make a paragraph which shows the current date/
time without using Ajax when cache is activated.
Since the cache stores the cached files on the server-side, the
paragraph will show the date/time that's cached.
This is just a simple example, I had many similar, and always used
Ajax as a solution.
Is there any way to create cache exception just for the part of a
page (paragraph)?
Have you considered such problems?
Regards,
Stojan
Grégory Joseph wrote:
Dear all,
After multiple cache issues we've had on various projects, we've
decided to give it a quick rewrite to try and solve some of the
problems we've had. I'll shortly commit a first draft of the
results. In short, the main points of interest are :
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