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check if a specific cache exists with a custom cache key and extra #410
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There is no public API for this. You may follow the same calculations as |
Any clue ow can I understand the key it uses?
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There is no public API for this. You may follow the same calculations as @cached_as() does though.
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Basically all the code here, |
hmmm… I think I’ll give up lol.
Thanks for your help...
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That would be great…
Thanks for the amazing work by the way. I just love it! Makes my work so much easier and the website so fast… (dealing with heavy spectral datasets)
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I would like to implement two different ways of loading my data if it was already cached or not.
if it's not cached I will load it by Ajax at page load, and then once it cached I would like to load it directly from the view context. how can I test if such cache exist with this caching settings:
@cached_as(obj, extra=['sample_detail_plot', user])
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