> @cache_page(60 * 60 * 24)
> def advert_detail_ver2(request,offer_id):
...
> Is the cache holding just "offer" or all the variables? I have
> {{ user }} in the template and this changes with each user, which
> suggests that the context is not being cached - but I want to be
> sure.
Actually, the cache will contain the output of the
render_to_response() call. The @cache_page line is a Python decorator.
Decorators wrap the following function with another function. In this
case, the wrapper is capturing and saving the output of render_...
You can only use page-level caching if *nothing* changes on that page
during the cache period. If you are generating per-user output, then
the first user to hit the page will set the cache for the 24 hours for
everyone else.
See the section on Template Fragment Caching on how to cache portions
of a page.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/cache/#template-fragment-caching)
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