Module/WebApp Caching
Note: Experimental
You can improve performance of your website by implementing caching on your Module/WebApp calls.
How do I use it?
Add a new parameter to your Module/WebApp include of cache: 'true'
How does it work?
Caching works by generating a cache key. If the cache key value is the same each time the include loads, then the content will be loaded from cache. If that cache key value changes, then the content is loaded from the database.
The cache key is generated using the following information:
Module/WebApp ID
Most recent delete date of an item in the Module/WebApp - So when an item is deleted, the content is reloaded to remove it
Most recent update date of an item in the Module/WebApp - So when an item is updated, the latest version is loaded
Layout name - In case you have multiple calls to a Module/WebApp on a page, this ensures the different layout is loaded in the correct the place
URL parameters - This needs to be taken into account for when search is being used, so the content returned is the relevant results
Why is it experimental?
This feature is new to Siteglide, and there are some situations where it may not work. For example:
We need to add more information to the cache key, such as
sort_type
andper_page
It's unclear how this will perform if there's a lot of nested DataSources in the layout, or calls to other Modules/WebApps/data
What if it doesn't work?
Remove the
cache
parameter, and you will revert to loading from the database each timeGet in touch, and we'll investigate why it didn't work for your use-case, and we'll then be able to apply improvements across the board to the feature.***
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