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comments cache 14 years 8 months ago #6039

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I have noticed that this extention has cache issue, need to clean up cashe all the time in order for it to show the new comments in the joomla front end.

any fix for this?

comments cache 14 years 8 months ago #6047

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what means cache issues??? Which version. On compojoom.com the cache is turned on and we don't have anny problems. Need more information on this one.

comments cache 14 years 7 months ago #6100

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ghali wrote:

I have noticed that this extention has cache issue, need to clean up cashe all the time in order for it to show the new comments in the joomla front end.

any fix for this?


I hope you're not using Firefox 3.0....

comments cache 14 years 4 months ago #8158

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Hi, I just upgraded from alpha3 to beta2, and the same problem. I have Joomla caching enabled, and 'approve comments' enabled in the comments back end. After reviewing a comment in the back end I click 'publish' in the Joomla comment admin interface. But it doesn't show up in the front end until I clean the Joomla cache.

Also, I can't find a way to enable viewing of comments for visitors who aren't logged in, and permit adding comments only when logged in. But when I set 'only registered users can write comments,' they disappear entirely, nopt even browsing of comments is possible unless the user is logged in. Is it meant to do that, or did I do something wrong in the template?

comments cache 14 years 4 months ago #8163

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Emeyer do you use the standard joomla caching mechanism, or you have another extension that does this.

On compojoom.com we also have caching, but I don't have the problems you mention.

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It is the standard Joomla cache. I also have .htaccess set to permit document caching, but it doesn't cause problems with other dynamic content.
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