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Template Caching Question
Hello,
I have three templates that I created, two of them are javascripts and one is a simple text display. None of them do database queries but they all get reported as being uncached by the Microstats hack that I just installed. The question is this, is template caching related only to queries? Would caching the javascript be something that I need to take a look at and how would it work. I know that some of the php scripts I have installed have explicit caching script but they bare no resemblance to the original template that is being called? Any insight would really be appreciated. TIA |
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Templates are fetched en-masse at the start of execution. This is referred to as the "template cache". You need to add your templates to the $globaltemplates array to get your templates as well. Templates that are not cached will be fetched on request, using a query for every template.
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Thank you, I guess I thought that they were loaded automagically, LOL
Where to find the $globaltemplates array to add them? |
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They are loaded automagically - it just costs queries.
Where are you using these templates? |
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One of the javascripts is seen only by visitors, the world clock (also a javascript) is under the navbar on every page and the text template is in the side bar on every page.
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Can't you just add them to the templates themselves?
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