Why doesn't subtree_expiry='europe/france' work?

Friday 23 June 2006 2:33:02 pm

A list of articles of class "feature" are displayed on the homepage. I would like this list to be cached until a new feature is published. The content structure looks like this:

Site Root
|-Europe
|--France
|---Feature 1
|---Feature 2
|---Feature 3

<i>(A "feature" is a custom class based on the "article" class, if that matters at all).</i>

Below is the cache-block that I wrote:

{cache-block subtree_expiry='europe/france/'}
 <div id="base-features">
  <div class="headline_orange">Features</div>
  <ul>
   (A loop of <li>s)
  </ul>
 </div>
{/cache-block}

Why doesn't the cache-block update when I publish a new feature?

<b>Update:</b> Removed extra code to make it easier to read.

Thursday 29 June 2006 11:51:34 am

The issue described by the OP can be fixed by ensuring that the cache-block that specifies the subtree_expiry is not nested within another cache-block. That type of nesting will prevent the subtree_expiry from working correctly.

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