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Wednesday 03 September 2003 7:13:19 am
I am implementing cache-blocks in my templates, but am unsure as the best practice to follow. Specifically, I have a product form that is the foundation for hundreds of nodes in the system. I would like to cache each page , but when I place a cache-block around the entire template (which overrides full.tpl) it caches the first item viewed and uses that information when displaying any product. So, if I look at product ABC first, it is cached causing page XYZ to display all of ABC's information. I set up the cache with a key of the node ID as I thought this would guarantee a unique cache key, but apparently not.
Here is an example of the cache-block code I am using:
{cache-block keys=$node_id}
<h1>{attribute_view_gui attribute=$content_version.data_map.page_name}</h1>
{/cache-block} Is this a case where I need to use an array for the keys? Paul mentioned this idea in http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/setup_design/implementing_caching_cacheblock_questions but I am not sure if this is solving the question I face. Also, if I do not provide an expiry, does the cache automatically expire at a given time? What am I doing wrong, and what is the best way to ensure pages are cached and as efficient as possible? I'm using 3.1. Thanks in advance! Alex
Alex
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