Documentation & API reference
7 calls to HttpCache::record()
- HttpCache::forward in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Forwards the Request to the backend and returns the Response.
- HttpCache::invalidate in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Invalidates non-safe methods (like POST, PUT, and DELETE).
- HttpCache::lock in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Locks a Request during the call to the backend.
- HttpCache::lookup in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Lookups a Response from the cache for the given Request.
- HttpCache::pass in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Forwards the Request to the backend without storing the Response in the cache.
- HttpCache::store in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Writes the Response to the cache.
- HttpCache::validate in drupal/
core/ vendor/ symfony/ http-kernel/ Symfony/ Component/ HttpKernel/ HttpCache/ HttpCache.php - Validates that a cache entry is fresh.