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- Application Mode: Site-wide. This means that the template will be parsed once and used by ALL subsequent uses of this template regardless of the user. This might be useful for a Home page, Menu structure or Product Category structure on B2C sites.
- Session Mode: User-dependant. This means that the template will be parsed once per user session. If another user needs that template it will be parsed for them specifically and will not use the cached version. This might be useful for a Home page, Menu structure or Product Category structure on B2B sites.
Do not Cache: Template will not be cached. (Same as 'Please Select')
Info The TemplateCache table contains all the details and parsed content that is served up. The distinction between these two modes is done via the TemplateCache.SessionID column. If it has a value it is a session specific entry, if it is empty (cannot be null as it is a primary key) then it is considered an application mode cached entry.
Template Description: A brief description of the template and its use.
Data Sources:
- Gives access to a record set via a token.
- Semicolon separates list of data sources e.g. <Products.All>;<User.FirstName>
- Data source must be strongly typed business object in the format of Name.Function (e.g. Products.All)
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