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Thursday 13 November 2003 5:00:36 am
Hi, I've noticed that template var $node.subtree is available. That's a fine idea and very usefull. I've checked {$node.subtree|attribute(show,2)} and noticed that each item has also it's whole subtree.
e.g. $node.subtree.0.subtree
e.g. $node.subtree.0.subtree.0 (and so on ...) I am currently building a very large site. My question: If my content tree reaches a depth of e.g. 20 what will happens with the $node.subtree? If a user view my main node and the cache is empty will the system generates the $node.subtree var and put it and its subtrees (and so on) in the memory?
Suggestion:
I don't need the subtree of a subtree as default. If I want it I can use the fetch-function.
Kind regards,
Emil.
Best wishes,
Georg.
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