Tuesday 15 January 2013 1:02:45 pm - 5 replies
Introduction
This series of articles provides a rather advanced clarification on the operations of the cache in eZ Publish. This article if the first of the series, 3 others to come, stay tuned.
Wednesday 16 January 2013 1:58:46 pm
Amazing article! Looking very much forward to the future installments.
A few typos that you might be interested in fixing:
- Goal Description: Entreprise
- How INI caches are stored: cahe
- How to expire al the INI cache: exetensions
- How to expire al the INI cache: non-existant
- How to expire al the INI cache: [french sentence]
- How compiled templates are stored: nomdutemplate(?)
- How to force recompilation of a set of specific templates: ezetc.php
- How to force recompilation of a set of specific templates: purge (purging)
Wednesday 16 January 2013 5:28:06 pm
Quote from Eirik Alfstad Johansen :Amazing article! Looking very much forward to the future installments.
A few typos that you might be interested in fixing:
- Goal Description: Entreprise
- How INI caches are stored: cahe
- How to expire al the INI cache: exetensions
- How to expire al the INI cache: non-existant
- How to expire al the INI cache: [french sentence]
- How compiled templates are stored: nomdutemplate(?)
- How to force recompilation of a set of specific templates: ezetc.php
- How to force recompilation of a set of specific templates: purge (purging)
Hi Eirik and thanks for the feedback!
We just fixed the various glitches, feel free to point to more if you spot new ones.
Cheers,
Tuesday 22 October 2013 12:39:43 am
Thanks Giles for your tutorial. With the help of one of these I made it through in reasonable shape. I was also looking at your slideshow and I have a question. Can you please explain what this "Common mistake" means ?
Under template compilation
site.ini [templatesettings]
Common mistake - TemplateCache=enabled > template block
Thanks in advance.
Modified on Tuesday 22 October 2013 12:40:30 am by cousin mosquito
Thursday 02 January 2014 2:20:30 pm
Hello mosquito,
TemplateCache=enabled means enable the template block cache (cache-block).
I already had, a couple of time, discussions with developers confused with the "template" & "cache" vocabulary : they first think this setting means enable the template compilation
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