that totally depends on what you are displaying and how often the underlying data will change. So for instance say the top menu of a site will probably not change that often, yet I'm pretty sure that if your client changes it every once in a while they will probably send you an email immediately after they can't see any of their changes on the frontend after a while. On the other hand you might have a list of countries in a drop down on your user registration page - that might not change in a very long time. So it might be a good idea to just cache it for something like 24 hours.
Macro caching Best Practice
Hi
I would like to know a bit more about what the best way to cache macros in Umbraco is.
Hi Thomas,
that totally depends on what you are displaying and how often the underlying data will change. So for instance say the top menu of a site will probably not change that often, yet I'm pretty sure that if your client changes it every once in a while they will probably send you an email immediately after they can't see any of their changes on the frontend after a while. On the other hand you might have a list of countries in a drop down on your user registration page - that might not change in a very long time. So it might be a good idea to just cache it for something like 24 hours.
Cheers,
Sascha
Thanks a lot for your input!
Does "cache by page" take querystrings into account?
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