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1/16/2011 10:21 PM
 
I want to persist pages assembled from database to disk so next page request will be loaded from disk not from database.  But when I have an update request, data can still be written through to database.

Is Page State Persistence = "Page" and Module Caching Method = "Disk" the way to achieve this in DotNetNuke?

If persist pages to memory, how to set it and can I cache infinite long?  And how DotNetNuke know to update database when new data come in?

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1/19/2011 1:15 PM
 
TO cache full pages you would need to be using an output cache provider or third party module such as Snapsis.  Otherwise, the out of the box functionality caches only module content and not necessarily the whole page without an output cache provider.

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