Disabling XSL Caching During Development
Content Delivery caches XSL stylesheets so that they can be loaded faster and increase rendering performance. However, during a development cycle, this can make modifying XSL difficult. It is easiest to disable XSL caching and the application's document-level caching during XSL development.
Procedure
- Disable document-level caching within the application. If document-level caching is enabled, when a topic is rendered it will be stored in an application cache. Whenever the document is requested again, the cached copy will be returned. This cache is not invalidated by changing your skin XSLs; therefore, you will not see your change until you specifically clear this cache. See Enabling, Disabling, and Clearing Caching.
- To enable or disable caching, do the following:
- To manually clear the cache for all XSL, do the following:
- When you have completed your XSL development, enable both types of caching.