you can have separate file caches based on user privileges.
try this..
<cfset stParams=structNew()>
<cfif user.groupName = "Admin">
<!--- Admin User --->
<cfset stParams.userType="Admin">
<cfa_contentObject
objectID="#objID#"
method="displayTitle"
stParams="#stParams#"
bUseCache="Yes"
cacheType="File"
cacheDir="#cacheDir#/adminUser">
<cfelse>
<!--- Edit User --->
<cfset stParams.userType="Edit">
<cfa_contentObject
objectID="#objID#"
method="displayTitle"
stParams="#stParams#"
bUseCache="Yes"
cacheType="File"
cacheDir="#cacheDir#/editUser">
</cfif>
this will create a cache based on the user privileges the first time it is
run.
An even better solution will be to use <cfa_generatedContentCache> and
append the user user group into the cache Name so that you get separate
caches based on user groups.
Vinod
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Tweney
To: Spectra-Talk
Sent: 2/8/01 4:30 PM
Subject: Caching & run-time attributes
Hey all,
I have a poorly-performing Spectra 1.01 application that needs some
judicious use of caching to help it along.
We do not use containers or pages or anything like that. A page is made
up
of up to several hundred distinct
content objects, each with their displaycontent method called. I'd like
to
use the FILE cacheType in conjunction
with my cfa_contentobject calls. I want to avoid using the SESSION
cacheType
since it will only give improvements
on a per-session basis (and even then the first view of any given object
is
slow).
The problem is this: We need to present certain things depending on
runtime
variables: e.g. if the user is logged in
and is an admin, then print the "Edit" button. How can I do this in
Spectra
1.01 and still keep my handy (and fast) file-based
caching in place?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Chris Tweney
Media Application Developer
roundpeg
www.roundpeg.com
1700 California Suite 260
San Francisco, CA. 94109
Ph. 415-437-3900 x 140
Fax 415-437-3904
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