Radiant maintains its own page cache directory, which is typically
RADIANT_PROJECT/cache. Don’t change it and you’ll be fine.
Sean
Sean C. wrote:
Radiant maintains its own page cache directory, which is typically
RADIANT_PROJECT/cache. Don’t change it and you’ll be fine.
Sorry to be dense, but I need to disable the radiant page cache because
I’m trying to display something from the session on a page. I have
successfully written a radius tag (whoopee!) which can display things
from the session, but my Page.process() method isn’t being called
because I think my page is cached.
How do I disable the radiant cache without erasing my public directory?
Thanks for the reply.
Steve
Sean C. wrote:
Ah, I initially misunderstood. Put this in your config/environment.rb:
ResponseCache.instance.perform_caching = false
Hmm doesn’t seem to be working. Page.process() still isn’t being
called.
Does it matter where in environment.rb I put it? I don’t understand
environment.rb very well yet.
Steve
Ah, I initially misunderstood. Put this in your config/environment.rb:
ResponseCache.instance.perform_caching = false
Sean
Steven L. wrote:
Does it matter where in environment.rb I put it? I don’t understand
environment.rb very well yet.Steve
At the bottom would be best. Also, be sure to clear your cache/
directory.
Sean
Sean C. wrote:
Also, be sure to clear your cache/ directory.
That was it! Thank you Sean.
Steve