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Can't seem to find the Boost admin blocks anywhere on the block page. I've checked all the settings as well. I'm sure I'm missing it but I just can't find it.
How do I add the Boost admin block to the site?
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Comment #1
gnal CreditAttribution: gnal commentedSee here: http://drupal.org/node/1434362
It seems that they are not yet implemented for the drupal 7 version of the module.
Comment #2
XerraX CreditAttribution: XerraX commentedIs there a way to manually set caching times per node, in the meantime?
Comment #3
bgm CreditAttribution: bgm commentedCaching times per node is not yet possible. Please open a separate issue if you would like to work on this or do a feature request.
(deleted the first part of my comment, I mixed two different issues)
Comment #4
bgm CreditAttribution: bgm commentedoops, mixing different issues. Re-opening this one, and edited my last post.
Comment #5
VM CreditAttribution: VM commentedSeems this was answered with comment #1
Comment #6
VM CreditAttribution: VM commentedstatus correction
Comment #8
bgm CreditAttribution: bgm commentedRe-opening issue and changing as a feature request.
Comment #9
bgm CreditAttribution: bgm commentedI committed to 7.x-1.x (dev) a first attempt to a status block for boost. Please test/review!
* shows the filename of the cached page
* shows the file creation time
* if the page cannot be cached, it explains why (more info on this later)
* allows to flush the page from the cache (adds a permission "boost flush page", so users do not need "administer content" to flush some content, although it would be nice to make this configurable per content-type).
Modules implementing "hook_boost_is_cacheable" can add
$parts['is_cacheable_rason'] = 'your reason here..';
. This can be useful to understand why a page is not being cached. See boost_boost_is_cacheable() for an example. Related: #1666140: Boost API: hook_boost_is_cacheable: have a way to know if the current page is cacheable for the status block.Changing the title of this issue to clarify to the 'status block' only. The stats block already has another issue, and the tuning block needs a separate issue. I updated the documentation in the handbook.
Comment #10
bgm CreditAttribution: bgm commentedComment #12
yannisc CreditAttribution: yannisc commentedThis is a very nice addition! How could we add the flush page button on the admin menu/toolbar?