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Dave Dykshoorn	Thursday 07 August 2003 4:13:50 pm Why is it that when my template caching is disabled in: override/site.ini.append.php it doesn't override siteaccess/mysite/site.ini.append As noted in your docs, everything else works that way. Is caching different? More importantly however: Why is it that when I'm working on extensions my templates that are used on that extension still get cached even when caching is disabled? Is there another cache setting that needs to get disabled? I have the following set up in both of the files noted above: [ContentSettings] ViewCaching=disabled
Alex Jones	Friday 08 August 2003 6:45:15 am Dave, you may want to open site.ini in your text editor and run a search for 'cach' to find all instances of 'cache' and 'caching' as there are several instances of cache settings including NodeTreeCaching which might(?) affect your extensions. Also, have you cleared the ini cache after making your changes? I know that sounds like a flippant question, but I figured I'd mention it just in case. Alex Alex [ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ] <i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>
Dave Dykshoorn	Friday 08 August 2003 8:30:11 am Thanks Alex, I already had NodeTreeCaching disabled but I found a few other caching settings that had not been disabled. I disabled those and created nukecaches.bat that will nuke the necessary caches anyways... just in case. ;) Thanks again. Dave

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Thursday 07 August 2003 4:13:50 pm

Why is it that when my template caching is disabled in:
override/site.ini.append.php it doesn't override
siteaccess/mysite/site.ini.append
As noted in your docs, everything else works that way. Is caching different?

More importantly however: Why is it that when I'm working on extensions my templates that are used on that extension still get cached even when caching is disabled? Is there another cache setting that needs to get disabled?

I have the following set up in both of the files noted above:
[ContentSettings]
ViewCaching=disabled

Alex Jones

Friday 08 August 2003 6:45:15 am

Dave, you may want to open site.ini in your text editor and run a search for 'cach' to find all instances of 'cache' and 'caching' as there are several instances of cache settings including NodeTreeCaching which might(?) affect your extensions.

Also, have you cleared the ini cache after making your changes? I know that sounds like a flippant question, but I figured I'd mention it just in case.

Alex

Alex
[ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ]

<i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>

Dave Dykshoorn

Friday 08 August 2003 8:30:11 am

Thanks Alex,

I already had NodeTreeCaching disabled but I found a few other caching settings that had not been disabled. I disabled those and created nukecaches.bat that will nuke the necessary caches anyways... just in case. ;)

Thanks again.

Dave