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Danamir · 2004-01-14, 03:19

It could be a great idea to show the "new" torrents available by the use of a cookie, for those who check this site a few times a day like me

Well, this apart it is still one of the best anime-listing-thingie site available, so keep on going

***GHDpro*** · 2004-01-14, 04:56

The main page is generated dynamically, but only once every 15 minutes.
In the mean while, everyone else who hits the page gets a cached copy.

This way, the load remains low. Using a cookie it won't be possible to
implement this feature at server-side (script) level, unless the caching
feature is removed, and that could cause MUCH higher load.

But... maybe something can be done with Javascript... I'll have to look into it.

**ElvenPath** · 2004-01-14, 07:28

If you want to be up-to-date, you can always try the RSS feed:

http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=1030

Danamir · 2004-01-14, 08:12

I just saw it was possible *after* i posted... well i'm reading the rss feed now

I know, I should read the main topics before posting but this was so tempting T_T

anyway thanks for the answers

2004-01-14, 03:19	Link #1
Danamir Inactive Member Join Date: Jan 2004	site presentation suggestion It could be a great idea to show the "new" torrents available by the use of a cookie, for those who check this site a few times a day like me Well, this apart it is still one of the best anime-listing-thingie site available, so keep on going

2004-01-14, 07:28	Link #3
ElvenPath a step away from heaven Moderator Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: U.K. London	If you want to be up-to-date, you can always try the RSS feed: http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=1030 __________________ I want a unicorn.

2004-01-14, 04:56	Link #2
*GHDpro* Administrator Administrator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Netherlands Age: 45	The main page is generated dynamically, but only once every 15 minutes. In the mean while, everyone else who hits the page gets a cached copy. This way, the load remains low. Using a cookie it won't be possible to implement this feature at server-side (script) level, unless the caching feature is removed, and that could cause MUCH higher load. But... maybe something can be done with Javascript... I'll have to look into it.

2004-01-14, 08:12	Link #4
Danamir Inactive Member Join Date: Jan 2004	I just saw it was possible after i posted... well i'm reading the rss feed now I know, I should read the main topics before posting but this was so tempting T_T anyway thanks for the answers