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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Anonymous[/u][p]OK. So I have done it with a hack. To avoid hitting the database I had to put the caching code in the .php before lib-common.php is loaded. As a result, I don't have the config loaded and so the hack is I had to hardcode the name of the cookie that stores the username. If that cookie is set I do not cache the page. I stuck this code into index.php and article.php so that now most anonymous users load up the pages without a single database hit.

I'd like to know if there is a nice proper way to do this, or if this feature could somehow be built into geeklog. I don't like that my files are gradually becoming more and more diverged from the geeklog sources. This would be a pretty clean solution if I coudl somehow read the configs (to learn cookie_name) before loading in all the libraries and doing all the session stuff that lib-common does.

Note to all the smarties who thought I could just stick it in the .thtmls: That dont' work. First, for whatever reason footer can't have

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