Re: [SMARTY-DEV] var renaming, speed testing and no-cache

On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:11:30PM -0700, boots wrote: > Finally, messju, can you please give a few words regarding the no-cache > changes that were added to the engine? you can register a function as being not cacheable: function foo($params, &$smarty) { echo md5(uniqid('foo')); } $smarty->register_function('foo', 'foo', false); the id changes on every reload of a page that contains {foo}, even if caching is enabled. it's almost like using {insert}, the only difference at the moment is the variable's scope of parameters passed to foo(). with {insert} the parameters have the value they had when the cached page was generated, with a not cacheable function, the parameters are not cached but have the current values. i don't know how i will handle the parameter's scope finally. this is work in progress. the functionality is achieved by generating a second file on compilation that contains the not cacheable parts of a page as php-functions. when a page is in the cache but contains not-cacheable parts, only this compiled include-file needs to be loaded in addition to the cached page, and the dynamic (=not cacheable) parts are merged back into the output. that's all about it. nothing more, nothing less. greetings messju