Smarty

[Wom.bat]

hi folks...
I don't like {insert}s, because they are rather slow, but I needed to display the number of comments on news. As the news are cached, I used a replacer token (sth like #replacer-comments-news-id#) and let an outputfilter run over it.
This always worked perfect until now: it now seems that the output filter gets cached, too.
I use one template index.tpl in which I include the rest of the site (php files, not templates directly) via include_php. all php files are using the same smarty object. in the php files, I enable or disable caching and then display the template.
Maybe I'm doing something in the wrong way, if so, please let me know...

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well... issue solved, close please

[boots]

Wom.bat:

I see that you have the issue solved, but I was wondering if you can give more details on the issue and how it was solved. I've been having a hard time getting some new functionality to work with the caches in the way I expect them to under 2.5CVS. Perhaps you've learned something that can be helpful to me too

Unless you weren't clearing the caches, that won't help me

Thanks!

[Wom.bat]

clearing the caches wouldn't make sense, that exactly what I wanted to avoid, as comments are posted quite often
I really don't have a clue why I was thinking that this had once worked... maybe because I wasn't using one smarty object for templates like now.
I now do just a fetch() on the index.tpl and then let the output run through some filters manually (I don't use outputfilters via smarty anymore)
echo outputFilters($smarty->safeFetch("index.tpl"));
safeFetch (like safeDisplay) sets caching to false after displaying the template (so that I can have some templates cached, and some not) clears all assigns done (via safeAssign) to the template after displaying it, as I am using one smarty object everywhere in this application, and so I would have $foo from foo.tpl in bar.tpl, too. note that $smarty is a "class MySmarty extends Smarty" object