Hi Michal, On Jul 26, 2009, at 10:06 PM, Michal Charemza wrote:
On 26 Jul 2009, at 10:50, Michal Charemza wrote:One thing that I have come across a few times is wanting to generate URLs relative to the base href of a site rather than relative to the document root.I have found another use for this, relating to caching (although I'm a bit of a newbie with the caching thing...) - I have two directories: 'dev' and 'pub' where one loads the development environment and one production. So I have two 'sites' running off the same app: http://localhost/somedir/pub/ http://localhost/somedir/dev/ In each, routing generates urls are generated that relative to the document root: /somedir/pub/myroute/ /somedir/dev/myroute/ If I view a page in 'dev' that has a view that generates some URLs, these views are cached. If I then switch to the 'pub' view of that page, the page is retrieved from cache, but still has the 'dev' URLs in it. I can workaround this. Although I've not found an 'environment' source for caching, I can use configuration_directive, and in index.php set a configuration directive to keep the environments separate, but this seems a bit of a hack.... is there another way?
It is not recommended that you have two public directories for two environments in the same working copy. The standard practice would be to have two working copies, one for each env. However, if you wish to keep this setup you can specify the cache directory by setting the 'core.cache_dir' directive before the bootstrap call, that way at least the caches don't interfere.
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