[typo] Tomorrow shall be my typo day

[Scott Laird]

Cache tracking sounds great.  I'd *love* to have a better sweeper.

I really need to dust off my time-limited fragment cache code and  
check it in; that would solve a lot of sidebar-related problems  
without doing anything really invasive.  Each request would set an  
expiration time, the cache would behave like expired cache entries  
don't exist, forcing a rebuild of the page.  I doubt that's more then  
a few hours' work, I'll try to finish it up and check it in sometime  
within the next week or so.


Scott

On Jan 12, 2006, at 3:04 PM, Piers Cawley wrote:

> Right, I've got a day's Typo hacking lined up for tomorrow. My plan,
> such as it is, is to sort out cache tracking -- an afternoon spike I
> did a week or so ago looks promising so I hope that a day's work
> should lead to something well tested that should continue to work if
> we switch to fragment caching.
>
> I've also been thinking about 'deferred' sidebars using object tags
> rather than AJAX to fetch sidebar content that changes at a different
> rate to the main page, but that's probably for the future.
>
> Pipe up if you reckon there's something more pressing I should be
> working on. (I intend to go through the outstanding patch list as well
> -- I doubt I'll be applying much, but I hope to be able to provide
> some feedback)
>
> -- 
> Piers Cawley <pdcawley at bofh.org.uk>
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