Simple input filter that will disable text caching for input formats where it is enabled. Although you won't want to use it most of the time (disabling caching will slow down you site), it can prove useful in some corner cases.

Real world example:

Your site is behind a reverse proxy and it not accessible through the same URL depending on if you are inside the LAN or outside. In order to maintain working links in content, you use Pathologic to rewrite base URL to match the URL you used to access the site.

Yet, if caching is enabled, Pathologic will be run only once then result will be cached, so you won't be able to dynamically adapt your links. As a solution, you can either enable the PHP filter (don't do that), or you can use this module. As it disables caching, Pathologic filter will be run at each page request, and links will be dynamically adapted.

Sponsored by Inovae, Geneva, Switzerland

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