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* Renamed configuration array to `smarty` => `cache` * Added `smarty` => `cache_lifetime` to expire cache files properly This should be safe to use, be aware that each page request is cached! That includes any POST/GET calls to the site. It does help in speeding up the site, up to 100% on some requests. For a high traffic site it probably makes sense to enable this option with a low cache lifetime to ensure most recent data. Addresses #309
27 lines
809 B
PHP
27 lines
809 B
PHP
<?php
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// Make sure we are called from index.php
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if (!defined('SECURITY'))
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die('Hacking attempt');
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$debug->append('Loading Smarty libraries', 2);
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define('SMARTY_DIR', INCLUDE_DIR . '/smarty/libs/');
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// Include the actual smarty class file
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include(SMARTY_DIR . 'Smarty.class.php');
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// We initialize smarty here
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$debug->append('Instantiating Smarty Object', 3);
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$smarty = new Smarty;
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// Assign our local paths
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$debug->append('Define Smarty Paths', 3);
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$smarty->template_dir = BASEPATH . 'templates/' . THEME . '/';
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$smarty->compile_dir = BASEPATH . 'templates/compile/';
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// Optional smarty caching, check Smarty documentation for details
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$smarty->caching = $config['smarty']['cache'];
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$smarty->cache_lifetime = $config['smarty']['cache_lifetime'];
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$smarty->cache_dir = BASEPATH . "templates/cache";
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?>
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