Re: Clear templates and cache

Boots wrote:

> --- Mark Rogers <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>>pete M writes:
>>
>>>Do you mean what boots mentioned >>>
>>
>>Yes.
>>
>>
>>>Like this idea ;-)
>>>$smarty->version_flush = true;
> 
> 
> I dunno. This is very close to what I do (though I default to false),
> but I would rather keep it out of the base class. If an appropriate
> method gets documented in the manual that should be fine. 

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It would be
> nice to eventually have a website with a repository of plugins/extended
> classes/etc but the wiki is suitable for now.

There's a Tiki (tikiwiki.org) at 
http://smarty.sourceforge.net/tiki-index.php
the idea was that users could register and upload files/modifiers  et all

tiki can also import the original wiki  and I also think the forums


> 
> The reason I don't want it in the base is that it will be hard to agree
> on the minimal number of housekeeping chores that should be included in
> the base. Because my apps can live on alternate machines and alternate
> environments, I do more than just version checking--I also do safe mode
> checking and also do is_writable/etc hadnling when creating the temp
> directories and version files. Splitting that up into multiple
> functions/options is just getting a little silly to me though I'm sure
> others might like to do so. Thus, I vote to leave this as a user
> option.
> 
> xo boots

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