The need for speed!

I added some, (more), caching to some pages that don't change that often, I am not talking about the blog pages, but rather the stand alone pages, (like the home page for example).
It also only applies to anonymous visitors.

The pages are only cached for 5 minutes, but this will help in removing a lot of load on the database, (especially durring busy/peak times).

One of the obvious issue with this change is that it takes up to 5 minutes for your brand new entries to make it to the front page. Do you think it is a problem? Would you like to see that changed to 1 minute or less?
Other pages, like the main statistics pages, on the other hand don't really suffer from the same problem, (do we really want to have up to the minute statistic updates?)

Let me know if you see some odd display/behaviour because of that or if there is something you would like me to look at.

Thanks

Edit:  Just a quick note, because the pages are only cached for anonymous users, (users I know nothing about), you will see your posts to the home page immediately, (this is because you are not anonymous to me). Others will only see the change in 5 minutes.

Edit2: Another small issue is that the spam blogs that are 'caught' after they make it to the front page will now take 5 minutes to be removed. I will ignore this issue for now because the process is still manual, do it often takes a lot more than 5 minutes for me to see a new spam blog/post.

07h09 - 1/28/2011 - post comment

program error

I got this message when I pressed the "Add Entry" button in my blog entry page. I just thought you would want to know.
Thanks for all your hard work for the benefit of our little community.
Randy

Administrator 2/4/2011 7:44 PM

RevRandall - 19h07 - 2/4/2011

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Oooops

Sorry about that I was in the middle of doing some small tweaks :), I fixed it now, it should all be fine.

Edited by Administrator on 2/4/2011 at 7:50 PM

JournalHome - 20h46 - 2/4/2011

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