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totoff
cache system

  • 2004/2/19 14:38

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Hi, can I find a draw of the cache system struct ?
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totoff
Re: cache system

  • 2004/2/23 14:48

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Hi, I think I find the struct of cache-system, but is it possible to use cache with db result in a module
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Mithrandir
Re: cache system

If enabled (and properly coded), XOOPS will cache the output of a certain page. This means that any database queries and other real-time updating will not be performed, but instead the page will be served from the cache.

This is done in the root/header.php, if you assign the $xoopsOption['theme_main'] a value PRIOR to including header.php, which in turn should be included before database queries and other processing.
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totoff
Re: cache system

  • 2004/2/23 16:05

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ok, but is it possible to modify a mod to include an other cahe-sys? my use is like this :
if when i do a query and if this query have a cache, the anser of this is a cache anser.
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Mithrandir
Re: cache system

You mean caching the database query results and not the page as a whole?

I'm sorry, if I sound rude - it's not my intention - but why would you want that? Could you elaborate on the way you are going to use that?
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totoff
Re: cache system

  • 2004/2/25 10:14

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i want to cahe the db request to stock it in xml file, cause i think it's faster to open a xml file than request the db.
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Mithrandir
Re: cache system

Might be so - but it is not faster to open an XML file than fetching a cached HTML page.
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totoff
Re: cache system

  • 2004/2/26 13:28

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How can I see the different ?
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Mithrandir
Re: cache system

I don't know. I am not very experienced with XML, but I do know that HTML pages are the fastest to load no matter what.

If you have three pages with identical HTML displaying, one pure HTML, one PHP with database calls and one XML file, the HTML file will load the fastest because it is simply a matter of sending the contents and not about parsing it at all.
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totoff
Re: cache system

  • 2004/2/27 8:02

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thank's a lot for your explan, but the diferent what I search is betwen bdd & xml & not htrl and xml.
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