Hello everyone ♪
I am trying to implement a cache strategy according to this part of refering article.
The idea is to have a page set to no cache, then, according to the schema, to have particular URLs for CSS, JS, and MEDIA.
In system.yaml, this is giving:
YAML
pages:
....
types: [txt,xml,html,htm,json,jsonld,rss,atom]
...
last_modified: true # Set the last modified date header based on file modifcation timestamp
etag: true # Set the etag header tag
...
expires: 0 # Page expires time in seconds (604800 seconds = 7 days)
cache:
enabled: true # Set to true to enable caching
check:
method: file # Method to check for updates in pages: file|folder|none
driver: auto # One of: auto|file|apc|xcache|memcache|wincache
prefix: 'g' # Cache prefix string (prevents cache conflicts)
lifetime: 31536000 # Lifetime of cached data in seconds (0 = infinite)
gzip: true # GZip compress the page output
....
assets: # Configuration for Assets Manager (JS, CSS)
....
enable_asset_timestamp: true # Enable asset timestamps
images:
cache_all: false # Cache all image by default
media:
enable_media_timestamp: true # Enable media timestamps
Points are:
YAML
pages:
expires: 0
because 0 seconds is different from no-cache.
So question:
is this strategy (with above settings) is possible?
is 0 seconds a suitable or should I make a issue to ask for a nex parameter?
Thanks in advance for taking time for this ☆