This is actually what I was following which works great to get everything into caches but lets say after cacheing I use a form to add a new item to a database how could I then refresh the cache, same with after caching lets say I add a new element to the page how can I refresh it here too?
I tried both append and persistent options am I using this incorrectly maybe?
Probably not something I’d be able to do I only know limited code would I be able to set a variable of 0 and use that as a dynamic bind in the settings of Redis on the action if I enter the bind manually?
Don’t have a timeframe but as I’m starting to implement redis in some of my projects I will probably have to create some custom modules for it(including cache clearing).
On the other side I remember @george said something about integrating redis further so it depends how far along the roadmap that is(if it is).
This has refreshed the data, doesn’t the live socket refresh do all clients on that page though? I know direct message can do one client but is there a way so only the user who triggers the action gets the update? or am I misunderstanding sockets not really tried them much yet
This doesn’t seem to do what im needing it does all clients and then next user to load the page gets the previous users cache
I was hoping I could when a database is edited with specific ids reset caches so that anyone who had viewed for example page 5 would have to renown load the cache but as page 77 had no update the cache would remain for that page