Is it possible to call cache_graceful manually from code even if view use time based cache system to can rebuild cache?

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gielfeldt commented

I'm not entirely sure what you mean regarding the views part.

It is possible to use cache_graceful() manually, like described on the project frontpage. It was originally designed for developer use, but has later been equipped with the Drupal cache backend & Views cache handler.

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ShadowMonster commented

Thanks for answer

I would like manually clean and rebuild in background particular view cache - do not know yet the API but maybe something like:

$view = views_get_view;
cache_graceful($key, array('view', $view), 'cache', 20, 10); ?

It's regarding my other issue: #1545794: Rebuild view cache manually

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gielfeldt commented

I don't think Cache Graceful is the way to go for you, if you want to create a system that rebuilds cache through notification, instead of invalidating upon request. But you have given me an idea to extend Cache Graceful.

1.) cache_graceful_invalidate($cid); // Invalidate $cid without deleting it, making it rebuild on next request.
2.) cache_graceful_rebuild($cid); // Rebuild

I looked at the other thread and saw there were a couple of other suggestions. Let me know what you find out.

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gielfeldt commented

Hi

Did you find a solution to your problem?

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gielfeldt commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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gielfeldt commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (works as designed)