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Documentaion on standard tags for Revolution?

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    Mark Hamstra Reply #11, 16 years, 3 months ago
    The exclamation mark has to do with caching.

    Adding in the exclamation mark will make sure the snippets are called uncached, which indeed should be the case for the register/login snippets wink

    In the SVN docs it’s mentioned to the least (bottom-ish), Bobs guides aint loading for me now but I think he mentions it always.
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      blowback Reply #12, 16 years, 3 months ago
      D’oh, the ! means don’t cache. I should have realised that from the old Evo days.

      Whilst on that subject, I take it the old evil of alternating cached/uncached snippet calls is no longer necessary?

      Thanks Mark, didn’t see your reply until i posted, for some reason didn’t show up in ’show new replies to your posts’.
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        opengeek Reply #13, 16 years, 3 months ago
        Quote from: blowback at Jul 01, 2010, 01:41 PM

        Whilst on that subject, I take it the old evil of alternating cached/uncached snippet calls is no longer necessary?
        Correct; true nested, source order parsing is one of the main reasons Revolution was developed. And any element can be marked uncacheable now.
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