Hi,
I am thinking to disable cache expire on my site, and instead, create a module to clear cache on every update to the page. Can anyone share concerns for doing this approach?
Regards, # Hendry
Hi,
That is what the caching system does already in that it clears the cache when content is updated. But because of that you can't turn off cache expire or updated pages will never change on proxies or browsers.
Gordon.
On 30/03/2010, at 6:46 PM, Hendry wrote:
Hi,
I am thinking to disable cache expire on my site, and instead, create a module to clear cache on every update to the page. Can anyone share concerns for doing this approach?
Regards,
# Hendry
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Hi Gordon,
AFAIK, the cache won't be updated until the cache expired, unless you're an authorized user where there won't be any caching. Currently, we need to manually clear the cache if we want the changes to be available immediately to public users.
# Hendry
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 3:51 PM, Gordon Heydon gordon@heydon.com.au wrote:
Hi,
That is what the caching system does already in that it clears the cache when content is updated. But because of that you can't turn off cache expire or updated pages will never change on proxies or browsers.
Gordon.
Hi,
Sorry there is a setting which will stop the cache from expiring immediately but the cache will still expire.
Gordon.
On 30/03/2010, at 6:59 PM, Hendry wrote:
Hi Gordon,
AFAIK, the cache won't be updated until the cache expired, unless you're an authorized user where there won't be any caching. Currently, we need to manually clear the cache if we want the changes to be available immediately to public users.
# Hendry
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 3:51 PM, Gordon Heydon gordon@heydon.com.au wrote:
Hi,
That is what the caching system does already in that it clears the cache when content is updated. But because of that you can't turn off cache expire or updated pages will never change on proxies or browsers.
Gordon.
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