Does anybody know of a plugin that "actually" works for static caching? Or a
way I can pull the Radiant Cache Files with NGINX. Right now we would like
to maintain control over output speed, and with Flickr having such horrible
response times on their API we tend to lock up for a second and a refre
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From: radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org [mailto:radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org]
On Behalf Of Jim Gay
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:42 PM
To: radiant@radiantcms.org
Subject: Re: [Radiant] Static caching
On Jul 1, 2009, at 4:34 PM, Jordon Bedwell wrote:
> Does anybody know of a p
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From: radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org [mailto:radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org]
On Behalf Of Jim Gay
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 7:59 PM
To: radiant@radiantcms.org
Subject: Re: [Radiant] Static caching
> It means roughly what it says. The method 'cache_page' is undefined
I hate to be repetitive and ask the same questions hundreds or thousands
have asked before, but can anyone tell me how to adjust the cache time in
Radiant? I understand it's 5 minutes right now but we rarely update our site
more than once a week so we would like to adjust our caching time to more
t
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> From: radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org [mailto:radiant-
> boun...@radiantcms.org] On Behalf Of Sean Cribbs
>
> Jordon,
>
> If you are running 0.8.0, add this to config/environment.rb, inside the
> "config.after_initialize" block:
>
> SiteController.cache_timeout = 1.wee
I just noticed that if that if I use: "SiteController.cache_timeout = 1.week"
the
admin panel no longer displays properly and only the "main" part and not the
header, footer or anything else displays. Is this a bug or can I avoid this
somehow? Thanks again for the help on this situation :D
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You can actually just high-jack the post with JQuery and then when it sends
back the new page you can filter it and display just that message.
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From: radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org [radiant-boun...@radiantcms.org] On Behalf
Of Greg Dart [greg_d...@yahoo.co.uk
I would personally go with whichever one has the most updates in the Repo and
is most recent, both can be monkey patched to do exactly what you want, but you
certainly don't want to work with dead outdated source. :P
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