Re: Cache actions vs elements
Thank you for your replies.
I am still somewhat confused. So how do I cache view.ctp ?? it is not
an element, it is displayed through $content_for_layout
I've tried adding on my elements but it does not seem
to give the result I need.
For example I have this element:
if($this->params['controller'] == 'frontapage'): display image 1 else:
display image 2 endif;
This is not working. When a user requests 'frontpage' the element is
cached with display image 1 and stays like this even if the user
requests another page. If the cache is deleted and the user requests a
page other than the frontpage image 2 is displayed and stays like
this I guess I have to use two different cached elements? Give
them a different key, one for the frontpage and one for the other
pages? But this is not very efficient is it?
On Oct 10, 5:33 pm, euromark wrote:
> i would include the helper but NOT use the
> var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
>
> now set up your elements and cache them as you did before
>
> this way the page itself should not be cached (no cacheAction
> declared)
> but the elements should!
>
> On 10 Okt., 16:28, calzone wrote:
>
> > I believe cache action is used to cache the entire request.
>
> > You would have to use nocache on the sections of your ctp file you
> > don't want cached
> > To cache just the elements, you would have to cache the actions
> > associated with each element.
>
> > On Oct 10, 2:42 am, Sarpidon wrote:
>
> > > Hello.
>
> > > I have this layout
>
> > >
> > > element(header, array('cache'' => true); ?>
> > >
> > > element(footer, array('cache'' => true); ?>
> > >
>
> > > This creates two cache files in tmp/cache/views
>
> > > on a controller I have this:
> > > function view() {
> > > var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
>
> > > }
>
> > > for some reason caching View caches the whole page again, including
> > > header and footer. Is this how is supposed to work? Because this is
> > > causing problems when the element has dynamic content (like latest
> > > news).
> > > I thought caching an action (like view) will only store the contents
> > > of view.ctp and not the whole layout.
>
> > > Am I missing something?
>
>
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Re: Cache actions vs elements
i would include the helper but NOT use the
var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
now set up your elements and cache them as you did before
this way the page itself should not be cached (no cacheAction
declared)
but the elements should!
On 10 Okt., 16:28, calzone wrote:
> I believe cache action is used to cache the entire request.
>
> You would have to use nocache on the sections of your ctp file you
> don't want cached
> To cache just the elements, you would have to cache the actions
> associated with each element.
>
> On Oct 10, 2:42 am, Sarpidon wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello.
>
> > I have this layout
>
> >
> > element(header, array('cache'' => true); ?>
> >
> > element(footer, array('cache'' => true); ?>
> >
>
> > This creates two cache files in tmp/cache/views
>
> > on a controller I have this:
> > function view() {
> > var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
>
> > }
>
> > for some reason caching View caches the whole page again, including
> > header and footer. Is this how is supposed to work? Because this is
> > causing problems when the element has dynamic content (like latest
> > news).
> > I thought caching an action (like view) will only store the contents
> > of view.ctp and not the whole layout.
>
> > Am I missing something?
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Re: Cache actions vs elements
I believe cache action is used to cache the entire request.
You would have to use nocache on the sections of your ctp file you
don't want cached
To cache just the elements, you would have to cache the actions
associated with each element.
On Oct 10, 2:42 am, Sarpidon wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have this layout
>
>
> element(header, array('cache'' => true); ?>
>
> element(footer, array('cache'' => true); ?>
>
>
> This creates two cache files in tmp/cache/views
>
> on a controller I have this:
> function view() {
> var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
>
> }
>
> for some reason caching View caches the whole page again, including
> header and footer. Is this how is supposed to work? Because this is
> causing problems when the element has dynamic content (like latest
> news).
> I thought caching an action (like view) will only store the contents
> of view.ctp and not the whole layout.
>
> Am I missing something?
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Cache actions vs elements
Hello.
I have this layout
element(header, array('cache'' => true); ?>
element(footer, array('cache'' => true); ?>
This creates two cache files in tmp/cache/views
on a controller I have this:
function view() {
var $cacheAction = '1 hour'
}
for some reason caching View caches the whole page again, including
header and footer. Is this how is supposed to work? Because this is
causing problems when the element has dynamic content (like latest
news).
I thought caching an action (like view) will only store the contents
of view.ctp and not the whole layout.
Am I missing something?
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