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Posted by Jochem Maas on 06/13/27 11:22
Erik Schmitt wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is it possible to assign a specific cache lifetime to
> an {include} statement?
maybe (honestly I don't know)
- but you might never get an answer because you
posted a new topic as a reply to an existing thread.
(people generally think that sucks).
>
> In my application I use some master-templates;
> each master-templates includes necessary sub-templates.
> I accumulate all variables before invoking smarty.
>
> Example:
>
> template.a.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.header.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.content.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.footer.tpl
>
> Is it possible to use different cache lifetimes here for
> each sub-template using {include}, or do I need to have
> a php-master-template in which I work with the smarty
> object (as described in the documentation)? The later
> option seems a bit messy to me, because of the usage
> of php in a template context.
>
> What do you think about a lifetime-attribute like:
> {include file="bla.tpl" lifetime=3600} ?
>
>
> Another idea: what about a config file (or an array)
> which holds lifetime-values for templates and can be assigned
> to the smarty-object? This would
> help in situations like this one, where "content1" should
> live 3600 seconds, but "content2" only 100 seconds:
>
> template.a.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.header.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.content1.tpl OR inlcudes: module.content2.tpl
> -> inlcudes: module.footer.tpl
>
> $smarty->assign_lifetimes(
> array(
> "module.content1.tpl" => 3600, module.content2.tpl => 100));
>
>
> What do you think?
>
> Thanks!
> Erik
>
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