Add to bookmarks and viewcache

Tuesday 11 November 2008 1:13:45 pm

Alt 1:
You need pr user cache on those pages then, supported in 4.1, look here:
http://issues.ez.no/IssueView.php?Id=13274&activeItem=1
And clear cache with:
eZContentCache::cleanup( array( $nodeID ), $userID );

Alt 2:
Store node id's in cookie and show / hide the button based on that compared to current node id of the page.

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Sunday 16 November 2008 10:17:21 am

Hi again Andre.

I have tried the patch and it works perfectly.
But it only works for a node. What we need is something similar for every object of a class.

Suppose you have an "article" class. it would be nice to add something to tell ez to generate cache files for every node of this class and not only for a node.

This way, when you add a new article and you want to add an "add to favourites" link you need to add an entry for

ViewCacheSettings[newNodeIDhere]=pr_user

I think it would be nice to add something like

ViewCacheSettingsByClass[30]=pr_user

or something like this. Do you think this is possible? I'll try myself and let you know if you want...

Sunday 16 November 2008 2:09:10 pm

At the point of the development it would be more difficult to pass the add to bookmars stuff than adding a cache_ttl to 0 for example.

I prefer not considering javascript option because accesibility (WAI) reasons.
Also, working with cache-blocks in this template, will me make to set a node_id as a expiry key... and i've told to use cache-blocks expiry keys as unique as possible. lot of cache-blocks could overhead the system.

My idea is to fetch node and get this class, so i was thinking about adding some code in kernel/content/view.php.

Getting your code from the svn at revision 25222, it would be something like

 $viewCacheSettings = $ini->variable( 'ContentSettings', 'ViewCacheSettings' );
    if ( isset( $viewCacheSettings[$NodeID] ) )
    {
        $viewCacheSetting = $viewCacheSettings[$NodeID];
        if ( $viewCacheSetting === 'disabled' )
        {
            $viewCacheEnabled = false;
        }
    }
	else
	{
		$viewCacheSettingsClass = $ini->variable( 'ContentSettings', 'ViewCacheSettingsClass' );
		$node = eZContentObjectTreeNode::fetch($NodeID);
		if ( isset( $viewCacheSettingsClass[$node->classIdentifier()] ) )
	    {
	        $viewCacheSetting = $viewCacheSettingsClass[$node->classIdentifier()];
	        if ( $viewCacheSetting === 'disabled' )
	        {
	            $viewCacheEnabled = false;
	        }
	    }
	}

and i would add another config variable in site.ini. My site.ini.append.php would probably looks like

[ContentSettings]
ViewCacheSettingsClass[article]=pr_user

Works in my tests, but i also think this is a "hack" to kernel/content/view.php that i would prefer not having to do :).