Comments on: Drupal Taxonomy Tree Caching http://codedump.blergh.be/2008/09/05/drupal-taxonomy-tree-caching/ Code Ramblings Mon, 20 Sep 2010 19:42:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Inferis http://codedump.blergh.be/2008/09/05/drupal-taxonomy-tree-caching/#comment-1299 Inferis Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:36:39 +0000 http://codedump.blergh.be/?p=50#comment-1299 I'll certainly be doing that, but as I'm approaching a deadline now was not the time for it. And posting this on my blog was a quick way of letting it out in the open. I’ll certainly be doing that, but as I’m approaching a deadline now was not the time for it. And posting this on my blog was a quick way of letting it out in the open.

]]> By: Robert Douglass http://codedump.blergh.be/2008/09/05/drupal-taxonomy-tree-caching/#comment-1298 Robert Douglass Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:15:30 +0000 http://codedump.blergh.be/?p=50#comment-1298 Barry Jaspan, myself, and a couple others have been discussing a generic static cache api. One that doesn't bite asses. The approach is somewhat different than what you're proposing but it is applicable against any static caching that gets done. Patches on single user websites die a silent death. You could join the conversation on drupal.org by submitting your patch there, against the core taxonomy module. Cheers, Robert Barry Jaspan, myself, and a couple others have been discussing a generic static cache api. One that doesn’t bite asses. The approach is somewhat different than what you’re proposing but it is applicable against any static caching that gets done.

Patches on single user websites die a silent death. You could join the conversation on drupal.org by submitting your patch there, against the core taxonomy module.

Cheers,
Robert

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