Scott Laird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Dec 4, 2005, at 9:09 AM, Piers Cawley wrote: >> There's also issues with the tag cloud needing to be regenerated for >> every new article with tags. I'm half tempted to have article creation >> simply zap the entire cache and be done with it and just aim for >> better cache manipulation when new comments and trackbacks arrive. >> >> So, have I missed anything? >> >> Also, this is based on the azure theme's behaviour, but I'm going >> to try and avoid too much in the way of hard wiring. I'm also ignoring >> the implications of changing various other things in the admin >> interface, but the general way to deal with them is simply to zap the >> whole cache. > > This looks pretty good, with a few additions: > > 1. XML feeds -- they need swept, and I'm not sure how general we can > be with them--some need swept for every comment, while others don't > care about comments at all. > 2. Permalinks -- there is more then one permalink URL: /articles/ > read/100 vs /articles/2005/10/10/hey_its_article_100
I'm inclined to make /articles/read/100 be an uncached url. It's never linked internally and, on my version of Typo at least, I treat it as the 'unpublished' URL. If the article isn't published, then the 'read' page will be displayed iff the viewer is logged in. > I'm starting to think that sweeping everything on article creation > isn't such a bad thing, but it'd be nice to be more sane with article > edits and especially comment creation. I think I can get something up and running quickly that does a full sweep on category modification (iff the category sidebar's enabled) and article creation, but which does sane things on other article mods and comment creation. The development plan I have in mind should work for feeds as well. That way we'll be more trigger happy than we could be, but still rather better than we are now. -- Piers Cawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.bofh.org.uk/ _______________________________________________ Typo-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list
