be sure you're importing the tag library for the skin before using the
tag. that's probably where you're trippin...
<cfimport taglib="/farcry/farcry_core/tags/webskin" prefix="skin">
<skin:cache cacheBlockName="Navigation" cacheName="Primary" days="7">
...all your cached content...
</skin:cache>
On 4/15/05, Kevin Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve,
> I would be that someone. Thanks for the info but, and I am probably just
> being dense, when I try the <skin:cache></skin> suggestion, I end up with
> most of my content missing. Sadly, I just moved into mx very recently so I
> may be missing a concept or two. If someone is willing to be a little more
> specific, or point me to a good source to play catch-up, specifically
> regarding the skin tag, et al, that would be greatly appreciated.
> thanks
> -Kevin
>
>
> Steve Rittler wrote:
> Claudio-
> Perhaps you're still a little confused. I'll explain, and even if you
> don't need this info i'm sure someone can use it!
>
> Your first step is to wrap selected site content or webskin code in
> <skin:cache> tags. What is appropriate? Anywhere navigation links are
> generated (a big one), containers with complex or multiple rules
> applied, and "static" information that doesn't change much (i'm
> thinking of the html page header and footer here).
>
> Once you've defined these blocks, you can then go into the admin and
> hit that link ("Cache All") to cause a series of CFHTTP requests to be
> spawned that cause all of the defined "cache-able" (i don't even know
> if that is a word) areas on every page of your site to get saved in
> server memory . It's really no different than having your 12 best
> friends each hit a few pages on the site for you, except you don't
> have to thank them later.
>
> What's the benefit of doing this? The admin takes the first "hit" so
> all site visitors are immediately reaping the benefits of cached data.
> Pretty smooth.
>
> Ah, the beauty of cache...
> Steve
>
> On 4/15/05, Claudio Javier Rosemffet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> ok, great !.
> but what about "cache all" link in admin.
> should I use "cache all" from my site or should I "cache" just specific
> pages..?
> what's the best..?
> suggestions will be usefull.
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Rittler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "FarCry Developers" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 8:14 AM
> Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: farcry and speed
>
>
>
> There is a caching engine built in to Farcry that is VERY effective at
> making sites work quickly. I'd recommend you slap this code around
> the navigation nodes first and work your way in from there. I think I
> put it in 4 places on one Farcry site i deployed and saw a 75%
> reduction in load time!
>
> read this for a "how to"
>
> http://farcry.daemon.com.au/go/objectid/91FB550A-D0B7-4CD6-F9DB0405D8C478F5
>
> Steve
>
> On 4/13/05, claudio rosemffet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> hi all,
> I'm about to finish my farcry website successfully.
> From now on, my site are in developer status, but soon it will be in
> production mode.
> I'm having a little problem. Everything goes fine, except for the speed.
> Sometimes, the site becames slow, ie the left frame, navajo tree, etc.
> Sometimes it takes 10 secs to finish the display of the frame.
> I must say there'n no too much items on the tree, and practically nobody
> are surfing it !.
> So, what can I expect when the site are in production mode and hundreeds
> of people surfing it.?
> There's any idea to speed up a farcry site..?
> (mysql with apache - linux)(the database has the indexes successfully
> created)
> Any suggestion or experience about it will be very usefull.!
> regards,
>
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