Hi all,
I have some js in a site on my backend that does a jQuery get on an ajax page
within the same site (so in theory all the work takes place in the same
webserver).
The code looks something like this:
jQuery.get('/ajax?reqtype=providersearch&location='+mylocation+'&maxdistance='+maxdistance+'&cat=,'+mycat);
Of course I'd like to repopulate the Varnish cache for a long list of zip
codes, so I set up a wget that would hit this ajax page for any number of
location variables.
The only problem is that from within the site, it doesn't know about Varnish
and doesn't go thru Varnish as the front end… so my prepopulated cache is
worthless when my page hits that same ajax from within a web session. At least
I think that's what's going on.
I thought that forcing a fully qualified url might cause the jQuery.get to go
outside the server and come thru the Varnish front door, so I coded this:
jQuery.get('http://[my.website.address.com]/programs/roadmap/ajax/?reqtype=providersearch&location='+mylocation+'&maxdistance='+maxdistance+'&cat=,'+mycat);
Still no dice. Anyone have experience getting an ajaxed chunk of data cached
effectively using Varnish?
Thanks for your help, I'm new so if this is obvious please forgive my ignorance!
Joy Payton
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