I have a Radiant-based site that I need to run without any caching,
because information about the currently logged in user (or a login
box) is part of the site design.
I thought disabling caching was just a matter of setting:
ResponseCache.defaults[:perform_caching] = false
- in environment.rb or production.rb, but this doesn't seem to have
any effect - this setting seems to be completely ignored by
ResponseCache?
It is in fact this code in SiteController that determines if a page is
cached:
def show_uncached_page(url)
...
@cache.cache_response(url, response) if request.get? and live?
and @page.cache?
...
end
- which means that the page will have to return false to avoid
caching. Since the default Page class is hardcoded to return true, I
either have to override this setting, or create a new UncachedPage
type which I use for all pages. The first solution is ugly, but
nevertheless the way I ended up doing it, since the second solution is
unfeasible when admins start creating their own pages and so on.
Is there a way to disable caching site-wide I have overlooked, or is
Radiant simply designed this way?
Cheers,
Casper Fabricius
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