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| title | DEPRECATEDThe information below is either outdated, or no longer considered best practice at Kalamuna. |
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The Dynamic Cache module allows you to set a global variable to turn on and off cached page responses if you use it within a hook_boot() implementation. The following hook_boot() sees if anonymous traffic is coming from Google; if it is, it keeps cache disabled. Otherwise, it'll enable caching and use cached responses (or generate one):
FCF w/Dynamic Cache
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function fcf_boot() {
if (!$GLOBALS['user']->uid) {
global $user;
// Determine if Google is the referrer.
$host = parse_url($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'], PHP_URL_HOST); // subdomain.google.com
$parts = array_reverse(explode('.', $host)); // (com, google, subdomain)
// Make sure we have at least 3 parts to avoid undefined array key notices.
while (count($parts) < 3) {
$parts[] = '';
}
list($tld, $domain, $subdomain) = $parts;
if ($domain == "google" ) {
// Set a variable (only good for current request) that other
// applications can use to determine if this is a FCF instance.
$_POST['fcf'] = TRUE;
} else {
// Enable cache for non-google requests.
$GLOBALS['conf']['cache'] = TRUE;
}
}
} |
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https://www.drupal.org/node/875152: D6-relevant thread, which outlines the approach that was used to create Dynamic Cache.
Review History
Who | When | Status |
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Bob | 20230509 | Deprecated |