On Jan 17, 2006, at 10:01 AM, Jared Luxenberg wrote: > I just developed a sidebar plugin that needs to be updated every > 5min or > so. But the problem is, with page caching on it only gets updated > when > I post an article or someone posts a comment. I'm having the same > problem with the audioscrobbler plugin. I looked in the mailing list > archives and saw that some people were working on this problem, but I > couldn't find a solution. > > Should I just wait for fragment caching to be implemented? Is > there any > way I can help with that (I'm an okay Rails programmer)? Or is > there a > quick and dirty short term fix I can use? (besides turning off > caching) > It seems like this is kinda a big problem, because the Audioscrobbler > plugin suffers from it too and it is included in the standard Typo > distribution.
I have fragment caching code written and lightly tested. I still need to add a good way for pages to set their lifetime, but that shouldn't take very long. Right now, everything uses a hard timeout of 10 seconds--great for testing, not so useful in reality. Give me a day or so. The bigger issue is wether we want to make this the default in Typo or not. Scott _______________________________________________ Typo-list mailing list Typo-list@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list
