Smarty

[arT2]

hello there,

first of all a little bit of code for better understanding. it's pretty simple.

i use Smarty 3.0b5.
caching: 2

_framework.tpl - this is what i display() in the end

[U.Tews]

Are you using $smarty->is_cached(...) to check if a valid page is in cache?

All nochache variables have to be assigned before the is_cached call.

is_cached has to load the page for getting access to the file
dependency in formation. For performance in case that the page is
still valid the result is kept for the later fetch or display call.
Otherwise we would have to read the page twice.

FYI this is same behaviour as in Smarty 2

[arT2]

hey,
thanks for the reply. i just wasn't working on the project in the last 2 weeks. so i'm a bit late now.

so, yes i was using is_cached() on the wrong place. just realized it too late. sorry.

anyway, i've read the "template inheritance" section in the readme now and i think i wanna use this nice method.

so i played around with the example and it works fine. just when i come to the part where i want to use is_cached() to prevent some heavy stuff from being exec.

so before i waste another hour i just ask:
can i check also with is_cached() when i do display('extends:framework.tpl|home.tpl|home_sidebar.tpl') or do i have to do something different? (i have a cache_group and compile_id just like before)

didn't find anything about is_cache() and display('extends:...') :/


thanks in advance for reading


ps: when i use the other templating method where i include "home.tpl" in framework.tpl and just display(framework.tpl), is_cached() works fine.

[U.Tews]

is_cache() does work for all resources. So it should work.

[arT2]

thanks!