Hello html-template-users,
I don't know anything about how html-template caches its templates.
I'm using file_cache, and I have many templates for different
modules. I have two ways for handling it:
1.
main.tmpl:
<TMPL_INCLUDE "some_header.html">
<TMPL_IF _MODULE_MODULE1><TMPL_INCLUDE "modules/module1.tmpl"></TMPL_IF>
<TMPL_IF _MODULE_MODULE2><TMPL_INCLUDE "modules/module2.tmpl"></TMPL_IF>
...
<TMPL_INCLUDE "some_footer.html">
and perl code like this:
my $tmpl = HTML::Template->new(
...
filename => 'main.tmpl',
file_cache => 1,
file_cache_dir => './cache/'
);
$tmpl->param("_MODULE_$current_module" => 1);
2.
main.tmpl:
<TMPL_INCLUDE "some_header.html">
<TMPL_VAR MODULE_OUTPUT>
<TMPL_INCLUDE "some_footer.html">
and perl code like this:
my $tmpl = HTML::Template->new(
...
filename => 'main.tmpl',
file_cache => 1,
file_cache_dir => './cache/'
);
my $mod_tmpl = HTML::Template->new(
...
filename => $module_tmpl,
file_cache => 1,
file_cache_dir => './cache/'
);
$tmpl->param(MODULE_OUTPUT => $mod_tmpl->output());
so, the question is: is there a difference in this methods when
caching? and what is better? (maybe there is a third way).
thanks.
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