params= new JRegistry(); $this->params->loadString($plugin->params, 'JSON'); $this->_cacheEnabled = $this->params->get('cache_enabled'); if ($this->_cacheEnabled === null) $this->_cacheEnabled == 1; $this->_autoflush = $this->params->get('autoFlush'); if ($this->_autoflush === null) $this->_autoflush = 1; $this->_autoflush3rdParty = $this->params->get('autoFlush-ThirdParty'); if ($this->_autoflush3rdParty === null) $this->_autoflush3rdParty = 1; $this->_autoflushClientSide = $this->params->get('autoFlush-ClientSide'); if ($this->_autoflushClientSide === null) $this->_autoflushClientSide = 0; } /** * Heartbeat cache checking function. Will also monitor $_GET for the jSGCache parameter * (pressing the purge cache button in admin) * * * @access public * @return null */ public function onAfterInitialise() { if (!$this->_cacheEnabled || $this->_isBlacklisted($this->_applicationPath)) { JResponse::setHeader('X-Cache-Enabled','False',true); return; } if ($this->_cacheEnabled) { JResponse::allowCache(true); JResponse::setHeader('X-Cache-Enabled','True',true); } //Init the application url $this->_applicationPath = str_replace(array('administrator/index.php','index.php'),'',str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'],'',$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'])); //Check for any admin action and proceed to flushMonitor and 3rd party plugins if ( isset($_POST['task']) || isset($_GET['task']) || isset($_GET['cart_virtuemart_product_id'])) { $this->_flushMonitor(); if ($this->_autoflush3rdParty) $this->_monitorThirdPartyPlugins(); } //Check if we have a logged in user and enable cache bypass cookie 'task' => string 'user.login' $user = JFactory::getUser(); if (!$user->guest || (isset($_POST['task']) && preg_match('/login/i', $_POST['task']))) { $_POST[JSession::getFormToken()] = 1; //Force the correct token, since the login box on the page is cached with the 1st visitors' token //Enable the cache bypass for logged users by setting a cache bypass cookie setcookie('jSGCacheBypass',1,time() + 6000,'/'); } if ($user->guest || (isset($_POST['task']) && $_POST['task'] == 'user.logout')) { //Remove the bypass cookie if not a logged user if (isset($_COOKIE['jSGCacheBypass'])) setcookie('jSGCacheBypass',0, time() - 3600,'/'); } // Handle purge button press when get has jSGCache=purge, but only in admin with a logged user if(isset($_GET['jSGCache']) && $_GET['jSGCache'] == 'purge' && JFactory::getApplication()->isAdmin() && !$user->guest ) $this->_purgeCache(true); } /** * Admin panel icon display * * @access public * @param string $context * @return array */ public function onGetIcons( $context ) { return array(array( 'link'=>'?jSGCache=purge', 'image'=>'refresh', 'text'=>JText::_('Purge jSGCache'), 'id'=>'jSGCache' )); } /** * Calls the cache server to purge the cache * * @access public * @param string|bool $message Message to be displayed if purge is successful. If this param is false no output would be done * @return null */ private function _purgeCache( $message = true ) { $purgeRequest = $this->_applicationPath . '(.*)'; // Construct the PURGE request $hostname = str_replace( 'www.', '', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ); $purge_method = "PURGE"; $cacheServerSocket = fsockopen($hostname, 80, $errno, $errstr, 2); if(!$cacheServerSocket) { JError::raise(E_ERROR,500,JText::_('Connection to cache server failed!')); JError::raise(E_ERROR,500,JText::_($errstr ($errno))); return; } $request = "$purge_method {$purgeRequest} HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: {$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}\r\nConnection: Close\r\n\r\n"; if (preg_match('/^www\./',$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'])) { $domain_no_www = preg_replace('/^www\./', '', $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']); $request2 = "$purge_method {$purgeRequest} HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: {$domain_no_www}\r\nConnection: Close\r\n\r\n"; } else $request2 = "$purge_method {$purgeRequest} HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: www.{$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}\r\nConnection: Close\r\n\r\n"; fwrite($cacheServerSocket, $request); $response = fgets($cacheServerSocket); fclose($cacheServerSocket); $cacheServerSocket = fsockopen($hostname, 80, $errno, $errstr, 2); fwrite($cacheServerSocket, $request2); fclose($cacheServerSocket); if($message !== false) { if(preg_match('/200/',$response)) { if ($message === true) JFactory::getApplication()->enqueueMessage(JText::_('SG Cache Successfully Purged!')); else JFactory::getApplication()->enqueueMessage(JText::_( $message )); } else { JError::raise(E_NOTICE,501, JText::_('SG Cache: Purge was not successful!')); JError::raise(E_NOTICE,501, jText::_('Error: ' . $response)); } } } /** * Check if url is in caching blacklist * * @param string $applicationPath * * @return bool */ private function _isBlacklisted($applicationPath) { $blacklistArray = explode("\n",$this->params->get('blacklist')); $blacklistRegexArray = array(); $indexIsBlacklisted = false; foreach($blacklistArray as $key=>$row) { $row = trim($row); if ($row != '/' && $quoted = preg_quote($row,'/')) $blacklistRegexArray[$key] = $quoted; if ($row == '/') $indexIsBlacklisted = true; } if ($indexIsBlacklisted && $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == $applicationPath) return true; if (empty($blacklistRegexArray)) return false; $blacklistRegex = '/('.implode('|',$blacklistRegexArray) . ')/i'; return preg_match($blacklistRegex, $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); } /** * 3rd party plugin monitor * * @access private * @return null */ private function _monitorThirdPartyPlugins() { // Kunena & K2 if ($this->params->get('autoFlush-ThirdParty') == 1 && isset($_POST['option']) && ($_POST['option']=='com_k2' || $_POST['option' ]== 'com_kunena')) { $this->_purgeCache(false); } // VirtueMart if ( (isset($_POST['option']) && $_POST['option'] == 'com_virtuemart') || ( isset($_GET['option']) && $_GET['option'] == 'com_virtuemart' ) || isset($_GET['cart_virtuemart_product_id']) ) { if($this->params->get('autoFlush-ThirdParty') == 1) $this->_purgeCache(false); } } /** * Action monitor * * @access private * @return null */ private function _flushMonitor() { $user = JFactory::getUser(); if ((!JFactory::getApplication()->isAdmin() && !$this->_autoflushClientSide) || $user->guest) return; $autoflush = $this->params->get('autoFlush'); if ($autoflush === null) $autoflush = 1; if (isset($_POST['task']) && $_POST['task'] && !in_array($_POST['task'],self::$_ignoreTasks) && $autoflush == 1) $this->_purgeCache(false); } } Community Support Forums - Sellacious

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The top web development tools for front-end that you should think about are as follows:

1. React: Reactor React.js is based on the JavaScript library, js is an open-source framework for user interface development. It is well-liked as a quick-start tool for front-end development. Its ability to provide virtual DOM in place of real DOM is one of its best features. It thus becomes an excellent tool for developing mobile and web applications. React allows you to reuse the components. You don't have to waste time rewriting the codes as a result.

2. Vue.js: This additional JS library concentrates on your website's view layer. It is compact and readily combines with other projects. Additionally, it was easily summarised by the features of React and Angular. Once more, it supports routing, unit testing, and cross-platform apps. With the two-way binding feature, you can track data and receive component updates in real-time. Vue.js's fastest speed provides a more sophisticated online browsing experience.

3. AngularJS: Another well-known JavaScript framework developed by Google. It offers the answer for both testing and development. Support for client-side Model-View-Controller (MVC) and Model-View-View-Model (MVVM) architecture is one of its appealing features. It offers dependency injection, two-way data binding, HTM, and UI. A single-page application can be made, and Google community support is available for frequent updates.

4. Bootstrap: One of the most potent front-end web and mobile app development tools is Bootstrap. This CSS framework is responsive and available for free. Forms, buttons, headers, footers, navigation menus, bars, and other UI-level components are all designed with an easy-to-use, responsive, mobile-first approach. Furthermore, cross-browser compatibility is offered by this framework.

5. Tailwind CSS: This CSS framework makes creating unique user interface elements easier without writing CSS code. Instead, it is beneficial to utilize HTML's Utility classes. Therefore, you don't have to be concerned about breaks brought on by modifications to the CSS code. It also permits the use of courses from a pre-established design system.

For front-end developers, this CSS framework offers unique customization capabilities. Here, you will find more than 500 components to use in your UI design.
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