You could create a named cache, using cfa_generatedcontentcache, with part
of the name being created from your attr_private bit. That way you will
have a cache for each user group.
Something like this:
<cfa_GeneratedContentCache
cacheName="cache#attr_private#"
cacheType="Server">
At 21:11 02/05/2001 Wednesday, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>For my client there are two levels for viewing the site. These levels are
>public and private. All objects have an attr_private bit that indicates
>whether this information is hidden from public users. When it comes to
>caching, I'm wondering if there is a method of caching both levels of
>viewing for the day so that I can speed up my site. Right now I'm running a
>filter that prevents private content from being shown if the activeuser is
>not defined and is not of the right level.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Nate
>
>-
>Nate Smith,
>Lead Developer
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>www.doceus.com
>
>
>
>
>
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