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What’s the secret to get <cfcache>
to work? I’m using the
following: <cfcache timespan="#createTimeSpan(0,0,10,0)#"
cachedirectory="C:\Temp\_cfcache"> I’m expecting an html file to be written in the cachedirectory that will be holding the resulting
HTML. Nothing gets generated and
when I refresh the page CF goes through the work to regenerate the page. It seems from the instructions that <cfcache> just saves the html with a timestamp at a
specified location. It does not
appear to be happening for me. Any
help would be appreciated. Also, I’m working in a Fusebox
2.0 framework. Where’s the
best place to use <cfcache> since all requests
funnel through index.cfm? The documentation has a standalone cfm page used with caching. Does it matter that every request goes
through Index.cfm? Thanks - Tom |
- Re: CFCACHE help Schreck, Thomas (PPC)
- Re: CFCACHE help S . Isaac Dealey
