Need Best Practice for fragmented caching

  • freshman66

    (@freshman66)


    12 years, 6 months ago

    Hi all,
    Not sure if I am comletely right in this sub forum, but I’ll try my luck anyway.

    I am developing a plugin which needs to perform extremely fast with possibly many concurrent users. The main frontend page in concern is a login-area with a static part, but also some dynamic modules that need to update frequently. Users will submit data to the server and the page reloads with updated data. Everything has to work without Ajax.
    I am using W3 Total Cache and I am aware of the possibility of fragmented caching. The problem is that I am not so sure about the the best way to implement it.
    What I was thinking:
    1. Keep the default W3TC option to cache login pages “off”
    2. In my main template for this page I mark my dynamic areas and call the respective functions
    3. Cache the whole page – but where?

    And that’s my question: where and when do I hook into the WP process to cache the static part of the page? Where does W3TC normally cache the pages?

    I am still pretty new in WP develoment, so please be patient 🙂
    Thanks for your suggestions,
    Freshman

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  • Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    12 years, 2 months ago

    1. Yes.
    2. Right.
    3. Once your fragments are specified you’re done unless you want to move on to more advanced techniques. The fragment caching HTML comments allow PHP to be called while the cache is built and the page is returned to the user by W3TC.

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