When accessing &do=admin&page=extension with a slow network, it takes too long to read the plug-in image. about dokuwiki HOT 1 CLOSED

Sorry, I don't see any problem. Apparently the picture shows HTTP requests which all appear to be successful (status 200).

Your improvement seems to be simple caching. Most browsers will do that automatically. DokuWiki just needs to allow caching for the given resources by sending the appropriate HTTP headers. Are you trying to say that this is not the case?

I see a cache-control: header when I check the scenario you described. It states a maximum age of 2h. There are also ETag: and Expires: headers. So it seems that caching was considered and enabled for these resources. And a maximum age of 2h seems reasonable.

Your improvement might miss changed images since it would implement a permanent cache.

In addition not all plugin directories may be writable by the web server. E.g. I have wikis where the base install of DokuWiki, including the bundled plugins are only readable, not writable. Only manually installed plugins/templates are writable.

And last but not least: This would be a very low priority optimisation because do=admin&page=extension is not used very often in a normal usage scenario. So who cares if it takes a moment?

There is no DokuWiki version 2024-02-14a. Did you mean 2024-02-06a?

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