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The Plato Cache provides the last updated view of a page from a cache
and thereby avoids any database lookup transactions for data within
a page.
This version caches the main level index pages within a Plato
site. Updating a page, or other actions which causes pages
to change will invalidate the copy in the cache, in which
case the live page from the database will be returned until
the cache is next updated.
The cache will normally be
refreshed automatically every 10 minutes, after which the newly cached copy
will again be returned in response to web page reads.
Forcing the Cache to be Cleared
Selecting Clear Cache/Reload on the page footer for a
protected page will
cause the cache to be cleared and the live page from the
database to be displayed.
The following general help pages are available:
Plato: User Guide
Plato: Frequently Asked Questions
Plato: General Overview
Plato: Features and Benefits Summary
Plato: Customization Summary Guide
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