Why do views say "Frontend Output Cache" "Not Cached"?

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July 6, 2024 at 1:07 am #2706389

brandonR-4

Why do views say "Frontend Output Cache" "Not Cached"?
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It says this on all the views and I have cache turned on for the view. versteckter Link

Is there another place to turn on views' cache?

July 7, 2024 at 3:10 pm #2706715

Christopher Amirian

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Hi there,

The option that you gave the screenshot is a cache inside the views for the page load and stuff and it is not related to loading the view itself.

If you use the Views block, please select the Views blocks and check the General section in the sidebar and you will see the cache option that you can turn on. (Check the screenshot)

If you use the shortcode to load the view, please ensure you avoid adding cached="off" while loading.

Click here for more information.

Thanks.

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