Hello,I have attempted to implement the MVC OutputCache example from the K12 documentation. The MVC output caching is working as intended, but I am struggling to observe the TouchKey behavior. In o...

Hello,we use output cache on a Kentico 11 portal engine site. We have set Output cache variables @sitename@ and @lang@.There is a new requirement coming in. Basically some content needs to be custo...

Hi,If output cache is separate for each browser, how specific is this? Like Chrome, safari, firefox? Or Chrome 31? Chrome 31.2351(madeup version).We are still on Kentico 8 on three of our sites if ...

Hi, on my root page I have output cache set to Yes and Cache minutes set to 20. All child pages inherit this. However, some cache output items are showing expiry dates of 01/01/2035 or 01/01/2050. ...

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...

Hi,I am fetching attachment from Kentico. But @load balancer@ before Kentico server returns old cached file instead of new update file. I am using following API to fetch file.http://mySite.com/Site...

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 ...

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.

Hello,I have a question specifically about the output caching of Kentico. I understand that the output cache is done per-user and that is working fine. However, I have a sub-section of the website ...

A lot of modern websites today feature a predictive search in the header of each page. I would bet that your website too has a search box at the top of every page. This gives the visitor a convenient way on how to search your website from anywhere. This functionality comes with a price tag of course, as any feature you add to your website. In this case the price tag is quite high, since when using our build in search you cause postbacks, so you can't use output caching. Let's fix that.