Awesomely useful, one use question re: caching

[Storm Gate]

Hi Greg,

First up - Genetify is incredibly useful - cannot believe it's not more widely used/known/repped! Is there some supremely better tool I am missing or something? Why don't more people use this?

Anyhow - have put it up on my own server and am using it in anger for a new optimisation campaign, I hit a few walls (file_get_contents and caching) which are likely due to the hosting it's been put on and I wondered if you could give me some input on the following:

Cache <-- how essential is this? Is this just for showing results? Reason being I cannot get it to cache properly on my host and when it 404's looking for the cached js my "helpful" host provides "near match" file names which causes JS errors. I have commented out the cache loading JS which seems to be associated with results display (line 294 genetify) and everything seems to still be recording to db, is it safe to strip this out?

Thanks for the awesome code anyhow Greg.

Woody

StormGate

[Greg Dingle]

Hi Woody, sorry for the tardy reply. Genetify is no longer an active project for me. You are welcome to modify any of the code as you did. For caching I believe there is a config variable you can use to turn it off. Check the docs. 

Greg

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[wo...@near2.org]

Awesome - thanks for the response Greg.

 

 

Woody Hayday