I think you need to bring it to the attention of Brett

Much easier to add it to the ELGG listing site - http://www.elegantgateway.com/

For the record, all you have to do is either email info at elgg dot org or any of the admins here.

There is also:

http://community.elgg.org/pg/plugins/project/407171/developer/vazco/sitewide-forum-vazco_forum

and

http://community.elgg.org/pg/plugins/project/523580/developer/pedroprez/simple-forum

I haven't used anyone of them.

^^ After reading your message I noticed the two links I posted are for the same page.

Thank you for the tip, still if anyone did this before I'd like to hear.

It's unsupported but off hand and without looking at the code I don't think there's anything in core that accesses the cookie through JS. Give it a try and let us know what happens! You'll probably know quickly if things are messed up.

Thanks brett I'll post the results here

u mean like so ? =>

http://community.elgg.org/mod/profile/icondirect.php?lastcache=1300195383&joindate=1300194548&guid=703025&size=small

well I'm not too sure about the icons but it seems that the files css.php and js.php that are in the _css folder, they have the command:

require_once(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/simplecache/view.php');

it seems you have to use this file in order to get a view from the cache.

what I want is that my own views that I register using register_simplecache will be read

from the cache instead of the php file being executed to enhance performance.

Is this something that the core elgg has support for? if not I can make a view

that gets a name of a view as a parameter and checks if it's in the cache and if so it returns it.

Any response? it still doesn't seem to me like the elgg_view function will print the view from the cache

do I need to make a new view that will check if the file exists in cache first and if so print it from the cache?

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Hi, I've been doing some reading, I'm still reading up on sphinx but I also ran into MySQL views which I wasn't familiar with, do you think I can use views to do this?

EDIT: I ead some more and it seems you can't create indexes for views, so it's back to reading on sphinx