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TOPIC: BetterPreview vs Cache
#3838
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
Hi,

I just installed BetterPreview, and envoying it.

Is that possible that BetterPreview cleans Joomla cache just before displaying preview when cliking button?

Thanks

Denis Gravel
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#3842
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
It would be possible, but I am not sure that is a very common wish.
There is a clean cache option right there in the menu. And you have all kinds of cache. So you want to choose what cache you want to remove before doing so.
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#3852
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
I asked for that because when I'm update an article, I can click 'Apply' instead of 'Save' to remain into that article, and clicking 'Preview' don't gives me the updated article as result because cache isn't clean.

I must save the article, clean the cache, and edit the article again to preview it (I mean directly), or

Clean the cache, preview the site and go to that article via the menu (for example)!

I think I save much time when editing articles to go previewing them with the cache cleaned at the same time!

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#3855
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
What caching component are you using?
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#3864
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
As caching compoment?

I'm using the regular Joomla's cache (Meaning I neved installed another caching comp)!

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#3865
BetterPreview vs Cache 2 Years, 6 Months ago  
Ok, well, I'll look into this if it is doable and if there are other people who would want this...
So if someone else thinks this is a handy feature, please post here...
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