I'm having issues getting the Output Cache Dependencies webpart to work. Here is my setup:Master page has 20m output cacheAll pages inherit thisMaster page contains a navigation webpart repeaterThe...

HelloI See in my event log sometimes following error, mostly after a App_Start event:Message: Access to the path '170720141.cache' is denied. (intentionally left out full path)Exception type: Syste...

I'm doing the field validation on the custom table. This is the macro on the validation field:{% foreach (i IN CMSContext.Current.GlobalObjects.CustomTables["customtable"].Items.ItemsAsFields.Id...

HelloMy website has multiple domains, with small changes on the page.I've configured Output caching with following cache dependencies langcookieleveldomainI want to speed up the first request on a ...

HelloI'm using Kentico 9.50, and declared my output caching. The output caching time is 30 minutes and it's working fine.After 30 minutes the problem is: the first time a page is visited, the loadi...

I'm using Kentico 9 and trying to test caching. I would like to ask about how to replace the existing cache if a new value is entered.Recently was trying to cache with this code:CacheHelper.Cache(c...

I am using DataClassInfo classInfo = DataClassInfoProvider.GetDataClassInfo(classname) to get the field names that are associated with a class. I want to cache those field names, which is easy, but...

This is a bit of a conceptual question but hopefully allowed here because there may be a technique to solve the challenge that I'm unware of.I have an ASP.NET-driven web application for which I wan...

I think we call all agree on the fact that cache can improve the performance of your website significantly. Kentico has lots of features doing the caching for you. But some things you'll have to set yourself. Nothing to worry about as Kentico made it easy for you to do!

Output caching is a great feature for improving the overall performance of your website. However, there are cases where the page is simply too dynamic to utilize this useful feature. Kentico again has a solution for you. You can create context dependent output caching with a few lines of code.