Output Cache in Webforms

Thomas Dane

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We can get the output cache working for MVC pages.

However we cannot seem to make it work for our webforms pages.

Before we spend more time on it, can anyone let us know if it's possible?

#176984

Mar 31, 2017 14:28

duke mai

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yes, you can set output cache for webform pages. you can do it through web.config. it looks like below

#177233

Apr 05, 2017 18:48

Thomas Dane

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Thanks @Duke! did you mean to set Enabled to true though? This is what we currently have:

However it is not working and despite many attemps we cannot figure out why.

If you have been able to make it work in the past, then at least we know it's possible.

#177270

Edited, Apr 06, 2017 14:58

duke mai

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yes, I mean to set Enabled to true. May I know how do you realize that the output cache does not work?

#177290

Apr 06, 2017 17:44

Petra Liljecrantz

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Try setting the key "httpCacheExpiration" to something like "01:00:00" in the tag <episerver> like this:

<episerver>
    <applicationSettings httpCacheExpiration="01:00:00" httpCacheability="Public" />
</episerver>

This enables the output cache in Episerver.

#178044

Edited, Apr 27, 2017 15:36