felix
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Hey folks, I'm trying to cache a lot of event & news entrys that get loaded on several pages. There are two conditions that - when met - require the cache to be invalidated: - A page with the Template "news-detail" is saved - The Cachefile is older than "Today at midnight" The first condition is easy (see code below). What about the second? Is there a way to combine both conditions (template change and caching time) using the cache api? Will I have to use cron/lazycron to purge the cache every 24hrs? private function getCachedNews($parentId, \PageArray $filter = null) { $template = wire('templates')->get(self::NEWS_TEMPLATE); $cache = wire('cache'); $addedFilters = ''; if(!is_null($filter)) $addedFilters = '_' . $filter->implode('', 'name'); $newsSelector = 'news_' . $parentId . $addedFilters; $news = $cache->get($newsSelector, $template, function($pages) { // here be newslogic dragons [...] return $retVal; }); return $news; }
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RT @webrocker: How my grunt/sass/npm project set up looks to me three months after launch… https://t.co/kiBL6fXatg
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RT @codepo8: OMG!!!! Impossible Mission (C64) as a canvas in-browser version!!! https://t.co/oJtTM6wjKg
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RT @LandOfWordpress: Cool ... @Processwire vs #Drupal, #Wordpress and Symphony discussed on reddit/r/webdev -> https://t.co/UiUlrXejjP
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RT @literally_nice: "Ist das hier das Seminar für unterschwellige Beleidigungen?""Ja, nimm dir zwei Stühle und setz dich zu uns."
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RT @processwire: New post: ProcessWire 2.6.20 + surprise: ProcessWire 3.0 alpha 1, and lots of discussion about namespaces– https://t.co/1m…
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RT @smashingmag: So what if you could... redesign a flag? A New Zealand Flag project. http://t.co/IGqGhSxH0q
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RT @JoeBlubaugh: Accelerated Mobile Pages is a better way to solve the slow web problems that Instant Articles is trying to solve: https://…
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Google today announced it's competitor to Facebooks "Instant Articles": "AMP"(Accelerared Mobile Pages)HTML. Based on open source technologies (Basically it's a set of Web Components and a JS-Framework that loads and caches resources) it seems very promising. As far as I understand media is cached, served and proxied by google (and some tech partners). Btw: processwire as a system could benefit from/partner with it, too: https://www.ampproject.org/faq/#accelerated-mobile-pages-9 I'm really looking forward to playing around with it. Anyone else already fired up his editor and started fiddling around?
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RT @carlfish: Volkswagen extension to PHPUnit detects when your tests are being run in a CI server, and makes them pass. https://t.co/Wu1KU…
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RT @btaylor: Nihilistic password security questions - http://t.co/ULTS1TRWlc http://t.co/tTs5qxYmWv
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RT @processwire: New post: ProcessWire 2.6.19 continues on path towards 2.7, plus detailed overview of optional core modules– https://t.co/…
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No need for ORM. Processwire's way is to build your Model using Pages and Templates.
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Okay. I'll have a look into those modules. P.S.: Don't expect any PRs in the next days - it will take a while as I'm pretty limited in time, too (I'll do this in my spare time when my family is asleep )
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Not exactly. I've build something like this already (textformatteroembed). I'm talking about a dedicated video button inside ckeditor that can also be used for self hosted videos.
