Re: Re[2]: [SMARTY] cache lifetime specified with a timestamp for each template

hum.....
a good solution is to set the cache id to the expiration date .....



> To pass $exp_time to display(), it would have to be passed after the
> (optional) cache_id and compile_id params, which means null would need
> to be passed if they aren't set.
>
> $smarty->display('index.tpl',$cache_id,$compile_id,$exp_time);
> $smarty->display('index.tpl',$cache_id,null,$exp_time);
> $smarty->display('index.tpl',null,null,$exp_time);
>
> Then what? Another null for the next new parameter?
> That's why it was done the other way. This is an issue with any of the
> API calls. Every new parameter means you might have to pass nulls if 
> any
> params before it are optional. :(
>
> An alternate method to pass an associative array as param1:
>
> $smarty->display(array('name' => 'index.tpl',
>                        'cache_id' => $cache_id,
>                        'exp_time' => 600));
>
>
> To maintain backward compatability I would have to test if param1 is an
> array, if so then use this new format. Then the args are more 
> adapatable
> to new stuff, but this does require a test for arg format on every
> invocation (extra step.) This may not work on every API call, some 
> might
> already accept an array as arg1. I suppose I could test something like
> isset($arg1['name']).
>
> Just some ideas, but would this be a good direction to go in general?
>
> Monte
>
> On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 16:48, Uros Gruber wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can i make patch that it is possible with argument to.
> >
> > Less writing :))
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>
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