Cache One Page for Logged in Users

Squiz Matrix Support
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I have a website that is not public. Logged in users are part of a usergroup which has read access.


There is an asset listing that needs to load and display to the users. The content is pretty much static. But, because I do NOT want to turn on caching for logged in users (because other parts need to be dynamic), I would only like to cache this one asset listing.



Is it possible to just cache one page like this so the logged in users can get that version, and it will load much quicker?

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Anyone? Perhaps with a different design applied to that asset?

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Have you tried turning caching off in Cache manager. But just turn on caching specifically for that asset?


The cache manager should always check any specific override settings(root node, type code etc), and if it finds override settings, it uses override settings.

Otherwise, it falls back to global enable/disable setting of cache manager.

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Have you tried turning caching off in Cache manager. But just turn on caching specifically for that asset?



The cache manager should always check any specific override settings(root node, type code etc), and if it finds override settings, it uses override settings.

Otherwise, it falls back to global enable/disable setting of cache manager.

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Hmmm, I have many sites on this server, and only want this happening on one site.



So I could turn it off, and set overrides on all my sites? Then do some specifics for this one site?

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Or you could override this one site, turning it off just for that one. And then turn it back on for that one page. The asset-based rules are evaluated before and tree-level rules.

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Or you could override this one site, turning it off just for that one. And then turn it back on for that one page. The asset-based rules are evaluated before and tree-level rules.

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But I see no way to set Permissions based caching on just a root node.

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Sorry Nic. I misunderstood what you were trying to do. You haven't turned off caching for the rest of the system; you've just turned off that permission based caching and want to turn that on for one asset. That is not something I think you can do.

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Sorry Nic. I misunderstood what you were trying to do. You haven't turned off caching for the rest of the system; you've just turned off that permission based caching and want to turn that on for one asset. That is not something I think you can do.

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Bummer, well I guess I will turn on caching then for logged in users.



Thanks Greg.