There is an easy way around IMHO :
Check the "lastmodified" attribute of the directory instead of each individual file.
Adding or removing files in a directory updates the lastmodified timestamp of this directory (at least on windows). If someone can check this behaviour on linux/macosX (don't have axx to a linux box until wednesday) then i'ld be happy to provide a patch.
rgds Jorg
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 21.12.2003 16:00, rufio wrote:
ok so :
1) test1.html -> caches
2) you add a file to src/main and request test1.html -> new file does not show up
3) you request test2.html -> new file shows up and is cached
Is this what you're getting now?
Exactly it's like this:
I have some xml files in src/main, eg file1.xml and file2.xml, and all of them
show up when I call any page as a menu. Now:
1) request file1.html -> file1.xml + all as a menu
2) add new.xml to src/main
3) refresh file1.html -> nothing happens
3) request file2.html -> see new menu with new.html
It's a problem with the directory generator or it's validity as it does only test on the files already stored in the collection, but does not know about new files. So the cache is not invalidated after adding a new file. I read this somewhere some days ago, but I don't know exactly where. I couldn't find a bug in bugzilla, so can you file it there please?
Does anybody else know where it was already mentioned?
Joerg
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