karim,

i think this last solution is the best thanks.

cheers

hello again,

i prefer get article from cache:

 public static bool IncrementArticleViewCount(int id)
        {
            //BizObject.PurgeCacheItems("articles_article_" + id.ToString());
            //Article article = Article.GetArticleByID(id);
          Article article = BizObject.Cache["articles_article_" + id.ToString()];
            if (article != null)
            {
                article.ViewCount++;
            }
            return SiteProvider.Articles.IncrementArticleViewCount(id );
        }

cheers

mesdouri - yes, that looks fine too (my method would have got it from the cache too (via the DAL check), but this is a very neat way too with one less 'step' in the code logic!!)

however, you'll need to cast the cache as so:

        public static bool IncrementArticleViewCount(int id)
        {
            //BizObject.PurgeCacheItems("articles_article_" + id.ToString());
            //Article article = Article.GetArticleByID(id);
            Article article = (Article)BizObject.Cache["articles_article_" + id.ToString()];
            if (article != null)
            {
                article.ViewCount++;
            }
            return SiteProvider.Articles.IncrementArticleViewCount(id );
        }

good stuff...

[edit] - not sure if getting it direct from the cache (versus getting it via Articles.GetArticleByID) actually works correctly!! testing it just now but not 100% sure...

jimi

http://www.jamestollan.com

i'am agree with you, getting it with Article.GetArticleByID(id) is more secure because if it's not exist in the cache, it's will be retrieved from database.

i think this is the best solution for the moment ;). thank you again

cheers

Thankssss, you guys.
I got two neat solutions without doing any effort :D

tectrix - don't worry, your chance will come soon enough :D

jimi

http://www.jamestollan.com