Le 08/04/2011 14:51, Jordi Boggiano a écrit :
Yeah generating and parsing ESI tags in JSON is gonna be pretty
difficult, and I'm not sure Varnish will do it at all.
Varnish will follow the spec: replacing <esi:include src="..." /> by the
content of the URL. Nothing more.
The response containing the ESI tag will not be a valid JSON response.
Only the parsed one should (if you send the good content). The issue is
generating the response containing the ESI tag as this will forbid you
to simply use json_encode to create the content.
ESI could be used in a plain text response, in JSON, in CSS... It is not
only for XML responses
I think your best option would be to generate a valid XML/HTML response
that contains ESI tags that will them render json content. Then you get
that XML and extract/parse the json bits in your JS code.
Cheers
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