I have enabled dynamic publishing for my template and I have enabled "Enable Dynamic Cache" and "Enable Conditional Retrieval" settings.
When I try to view the page with different query parameters, it will display the same results.
http://www.abc.com/dir/filename.php?name=XYZ
http://www.abc.com/dir/filename.php?name=ABC
The below link suggests that we can use Enable Conditional retrieval to the use of conditional HTTP GET headers for pages.
http://www.movabletype.org/documentation/administrator/managing-blogs/settings/publishing-settings.html
If I disable the Enable Dynamic Cache checkbox then the content is displaying correctly based on the query parameter we are passing but the pages loads very slowly.
Is there any other way to cache the pages for the different query parameters we are passing?
Any help is truly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sunil
The dynamic cache needs to be enabled for your template modules, and really has nothing (directly) to do with dynamic publishing. Only if you are including a template module that has caching turned on in that case, the contents of a cached module won't change, no matter what you pass in the URL.
Meanwhile, the conditional retrieval flag is - at best - poorly documented. But what is happening to you here is that dynamic publishing will cache your contents, and those contents, at least at one point, were cached based on the URL requested, and that URL does not include the query string.
A long time ago, I modified mt.php to include this content in the cache, and I might be able to dig it up - or at least figure out where it was in the code - if you can let me know if you are still having problems. Please let me know!
]]>Thanks for the reply.
I still have the problem...If you could send me the changes, It will be a great help for me.
Thanks,
Sunil