Re: reason for action_cache before_filter?

Guest
Sat, 25 Nov 2006 17:07:18 -0000

Hmm,

I''m not sure this really answered my original question, did it?

Tom Fakes wrote:
> The whole point of the Action Cache is to avoid executing the action.
>
> With your modifications, the action is always executed.  The purpose of
> the before_filter is to send the cached result instead of executing the
> action - the ''false'' line tells Rails to stop executing
filters and not
> call the action method.  If you remove the before_filter code, the
> action will always execute.


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