for testing I have modified the files used by the cache system in the 096.Oh god.... yes iam interested. Spit it out!
I could post them with instructions if you wish to test.
Have you looked into using the new 0.9.7 version?Yes zap, of course, but what can i learn from it for my current situation. At the moment i feel shocked, stressed, confused and a little bit an bitter disappointment(about myself). At this time, its the first time for me on the caching-system.. so iam not able to see clear answers for what i am looking for.
Thanks for the reassurance! I’ve been planning to get my site moved over to MODx for the longest time (actually put it off three times now, cuz of time issues), and I think I’m going to actually do it this time.
No need to be scared. The example that I was responding to in that message isn’t really relevant to what it sounds like you want to do. MODx is perfectly happy with sites of hundreds of pages (I’ve had some over 3,500 pages with no noticeable decrease in performance).
MODx has a site cache file that includes a document index and whatever resources you have installed. And in addition it can create individual cache files for each page that you set to be cached. The latter files are only parsed when you load those specific pages, so they don’t cumulatively slow down your site (in fact, they should speed it up).
There’s no reason to think that you’d have any trouble creating the site you describe in MODx.
I’ve built a couple of small sites with MODx for a friend and someone else I know, but nothing really complex at all. I guess the whole discussion of page limits and such got me paranoid that moving my site over to MODx would be a disaster -- we’ll have to see! 
There is no fixed limit, per se. 5,000 is just a guideline as to when you might start having problems with the loading of your site cache file (not to mention your Manager’s document tree may become bogged down). Maybe if you describe your project a bit more people can help you determine whether MODx is the best fit for it.
Okay, I have got ModX installed and so far I have thought that this was the perfect CMS for us, but I am concerned about the 5000 document limit. I am not sure about our total content, but I know at some point we could go over 5000 and really don’t want to get comfortable with ModX if I am going to need to change it later.
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Hi,
for testing I have modified the files used by the cache system in the 096.
I could post them with instructions if you wish to test.
:-)
MODX Staff
<?php
// &file=`assets/foo/bar.php` indicates the file to include
// &return=`1` return explicit content from return statement in included file
// default behavior is to use output buffering to capture the content from the include
$output = '';
if (isset($file) && file_exists($file)) {
if (!isset($return) || $return == false) {
ob_start();
include ($modx->config['base_path'] . $file);
$output = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
} else {
$output = include ($modx->config['base_path'] . $file);
}
}
return $output;
?>