Re: [SMARTY] rebuild_cache() - just a thought

Hoffman, Geoffrey wrote:
> I'm wondering how tough it would be to add a
>
> rebuild_cache('template.tpl', $cache_id, $compile_id) 
>
> so i can call that right after I call clear_cache() in my CMS.
> Or, so it internally would call clear_cache() and then _write_cache_file ...
>
> Not 100% sure yet, but I bet my host won't install wget for me, and I'm
> pretty sure they have allow_url_fopen turned off.
>
> Regards-
> Geoff

Hi,

Just to begin, I changed my email address. I used to be 
paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx The problem with this, and I don't know if you have 
the same problem, is that I have tons of pages that need to be generated 
and cached, usually in a format like "pg_article_<id>" Unless you also 
specified in Smarty a list of all your templates, rebuilding the cache 
would be next to impossible, especially when you added another article, 
for instance. Of course, like Ferdinand said, if there is a specific 
page you want to always have cached, and the other caches can be 
generated on the fly, you could always call fetch() immediately after 
calling clear_cache(). Hope that clears it up.

~Paul



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