function mongodb_block_get_cache_id in MongoDB 7

Assemble the cache_id to use for a given block.

The cache_id string reflects the viewing context for the current block instance, obtained by concatenating the relevant context information (user, page, ...) according to the block's cache settings (BLOCK_CACHE_* constants). Two block instances can use the same cached content when they share the same cache_id.

Theme and language contexts are automatically differentiated.

Parameters

object $block: The block object.

Return value

string The string used as cache_id for the block.

1 call to mongodb_block_get_cache_id()

mongodb_block_render_blocks in mongodb_block/mongodb_block.module

Render the content and subject for a set of blocks.

File

mongodb_block/mongodb_block.module, line 219

Controls the visual building blocks a page is constructed with.

Code

function mongodb_block_get_cache_id($block) {
  global $user;

  // Not all block definitions define caching.
  if (!isset($block->cache)) {
    $block->cache = DRUPAL_NO_CACHE;
  }

  // User 1 being out of the regular 'roles define permissions' schema,
  // it brings too many chances of having unwanted output get in the cache
  // and later be served to other users. We therefore exclude user 1 from
  // block caching.
  if (variable_get('block_cache', 0) && !in_array($block->cache, [
    DRUPAL_NO_CACHE,
    DRUPAL_CACHE_CUSTOM,
  ]) && $user->uid != 1) {

    // Start with common sub-patterns: block identification, theme, language.
    $cid_parts[] = $block->module;
    $cid_parts[] = $block->delta;
    $cid_parts = array_merge($cid_parts, drupal_render_cid_parts($block->cache));
    return implode(':', $cid_parts);
  }
}