Le 4 sept. 2009 à 11:37, Michael Dever a écrit :
Or is there a way to set a low lifetime on anthing thAt is a feed?
Like maybe a minute? The problem would still be there, but reduced.
Regards,
michael
On Friday, September 4, 2009, Matijs van Zuijlen <mat...@matijs.net>
wrote:
Michael Dever wrote:
Yep, seems to be sorted. Thats a strange bug. I wonder why that
happens,
is it just Typo, or do you know of it occurring with other rails
apps?
I found this page:
http://railsenvy.com/2007/2/28/rails-caching-tutorial
which says:
Yup, page caching is going to ignore all additional parameters
on your url.
So it should be a problem with all rails apps.
It seems to happen sometimes on Rails app using caches_page and
serving both html and xml.
I have not found a workaround yet.
So my guess is that this happens whenever a URL like
http://your.blog.org/?format=rss
(which caches like index.html!) is accessed before
http://your.blog.org/
gets a chance to cache its version. I don't really see a solution
for this: Is
there a way to make Rails ignore parameters supplied this way?
Hello,
Because of some other issues, I've planning to rewrite our cache
system from scratch. It will take some time and I'm not sure I'll be
able to do it before the next release, but it may also solve the HTML
VS XML issue.
Cheers,
Frédéric
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