On 04/12/2009 00:47, Myron Marston wrote:
The basic problem I ran into is that the Radiant cache isn't designed with
regularly changing content (such as page ratings and comments) in mind.
Myron,
Thanks for this post. I've been trying to grok exactly how Radiant
caches stuff and your message
The thing that is kind of unintuitive about HTTP caching is the duality
of it - both client and server are responsible. This ultimately makes
it very scalable, but (anti-?)patterns that we've grown accustomed to
become difficult or confusing at best.
Without knowing the specifics of how the
Sean,
My project is using both the ratings extension and the comments extension,
and I had the same problem with the comments extension. I set the config
setting that causes comments to be posted to the page's URL (as you
recommended) and while it works great in Safari, it doesn't work in
I found a solution to this today. I wanted to update the list in case
anyone else has this problem and also to get feedback. I'm sure my solution
can be improved.
The basic problem I ran into is that the Radiant cache isn't designed with
regularly changing content (such as page ratings and
I'm using (and improving) the ratings extension for use in my radiant 0.8.1
app. It works well except for a weird caching issue that I haven't been
able to solve yet.
When a user rates a page, the radiant cache is cleared, so that when they
are redirected to the page, they get a fresh version of
Myron Marston said the following on 11/30/2009 12:24 PM:
So, it appears to me that the cache is being properly cleared on the server,
but Firefox is continuing to display a version of the page that is has
cached on the browser. My best guess is that there is some issue with the
HTTP cache
On Nov 30, 2009, at 10:24 AM, Myron Marston wrote:
I haven't dealt with HTTP cache headers before, so I'm not really
sure how to go about troubleshooting this.
Any suggestions?
Myron,
There are several extensions for Firefox that will let you view cache headers.
Web Developer and
Perhaps this ties in with my Last-Modified header question.
Anton--I looked through the archives and couldn't find this question. I'd
be curious to read that thread if you can point me in the right direction.
There are several extensions for Firefox that will let you view cache
headers.
Myron Marston said the following on 11/30/2009 06:26 PM:
Perhaps this ties in with my Last-Modified header question.
Anton--I looked through the archives and couldn't find this question. I'd
be curious to read that thread if you can point me in the right direction.
Resent.
I looked at the
