I just recently implemented caching on my site, and i have a sweeper
attached to my :update action, to clear my index (which shows top ranked
items). Is it possible to first check to see if there is a change, and
only expire the cache when appropriate??
my index action looks like this:
def index
unless read_fragment({:page => params[:page] || 1})
@new_phrases = Phrase.find_top(params[:page]||1)
end
end
I want my sweeper action to look something like this:
def expire_cache(phrase)
if read_fragment({:action => 'index', :page => 1}) ==
Phrase.find_top(1)
1.upto(5) {|i| expire_fragment(:action => 'index', :page => i
) }
end
end
Rails 2.1.0, ruby 1.8.6. Is this type of behavior possible or reasonable
to implement??
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