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[smarty_user]

I used the sample code which describes how to create a block function to delimit parts of a page that change dynamically. After setting caching to true, the:

return $content;

is not honored, but rather a cached version of the page is rendered. To better envision this, imagine a list of members of an organization, sorted alphabetically and yanked out of a database. The header and footer material stays the same, but the {section}{/section} will always be dynamic (side question: why is this tag cacheable?}.

Any thoughts as to why the page is always rendered from cache even though it's enclosed in the {dynamic}{/dynamic} block?

Thanks

[messju]

you use Smarty cvs (recommended) or Smarty 2.6.0-RC1? (this feature is not available in Smarty-2.5.0)
you registered the {dynamic}-function explicicitely with $cacheable=false?

[smarty_user]

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