Joined: 6/28/2010
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Hi
Assuming I have the following flexmenu controls on a page
- header utility links displaying a separate menu to the main menu
- main site navigation links displaying the first level in the main menu
- breadcrumb links displaying the current page's parent pages in the main menu
- sidebar menu displaying the current page's parent, sibling and child pages in the main menu
- footer utility links displaying a separate menu to the main menu
e.g. http://www.aihw.gov.au/publication-detail/?id=6442468376
what would be the most efficient way to generate the output without caching each flexmenu control?
Thanks,
Chris
AIHW Web Administrator
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Joined: 9/13/2006
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Really, you only have three items that use the same menu data. The main menu, breadcrumb and sidebar menus. You could, theoretically, store the XML in an object (as a string or whatever you like) and then run separate XSLT tranformations in .NET for each desired output. I'm not sure whether that would net you a great deal of performance enhancement, but if you want to give it a shot, it may work.
Why the objection to caching?
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Joined: 6/28/2010
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> store the XML in an object
Thanks for the suggestion.
> Why the objection to caching?
Our content authors want to be able to see changes they make immediately and we would have to develop a tool for them to selectively expire cached controls or pages.
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