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I have a small question.
If I use Node::Load on the route of the same node for example:
I go to site.com/node/125 and in preprocess I use Node::Load(125), would Drupal load that node all over again? Or is there some part in the code where it loads it without any performance impact?
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I have a small question.
If I use Node::Load on the route of the same node for example:
I go to site.com/node/125 and in preprocess I use Node::Load(125), would Drupal load that node all over again? Or is there some part in the code where it loads it without any performance impact?
nodes
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
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I have a small question.
If I use Node::Load on the route of the same node for example:
I go to site.com/node/125 and in preprocess I use Node::Load(125), would Drupal load that node all over again? Or is there some part in the code where it loads it without any performance impact?
nodes
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
I have a small question.
If I use Node::Load on the route of the same node for example:
I go to site.com/node/125 and in preprocess I use Node::Load(125), would Drupal load that node all over again? Or is there some part in the code where it loads it without any performance impact?
nodes
nodes
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
edited Jan 21 at 11:23
Jdrupal
2,0752726
2,0752726
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
asked Jan 21 at 10:39
FadyFady
232
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Entities are statically cached in memory, so there is no performance impact if you load the same entity multiple times within the same request.
answered Jan 21 at 11:00
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Actually there is no reason to load the node on all node pages.
When using MYTHEME_preprocess_node you have $variable['node'] that is the loaded node.
answered Jan 21 at 10:44
JdrupalJdrupal
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yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
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Entities are statically cached in memory, so there is no performance impact if you load the same entity multiple times within the same request.
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Entities are statically cached in memory, so there is no performance impact if you load the same entity multiple times within the same request.
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Entities are statically cached in memory, so there is no performance impact if you load the same entity multiple times within the same request.
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Entities are statically cached in memory, so there is no performance impact if you load the same entity multiple times within the same request.
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Actually there is no reason to load the node on all node pages.
When using MYTHEME_preprocess_node you have $variable['node'] that is the loaded node.
answered Jan 21 at 10:44
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yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
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Actually there is no reason to load the node on all node pages.
When using MYTHEME_preprocess_node you have $variable['node'] that is the loaded node.
answered Jan 21 at 10:44
JdrupalJdrupal
2,0752726
yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
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Actually there is no reason to load the node on all node pages.
When using MYTHEME_preprocess_node you have $variable['node'] that is the loaded node.
answered Jan 21 at 10:44
JdrupalJdrupal
2,0752726
Actually there is no reason to load the node on all node pages.
When using MYTHEME_preprocess_node you have $variable['node'] that is the loaded node.
answered Jan 21 at 10:44
JdrupalJdrupal
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answered Jan 21 at 10:44
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yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
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yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
yes i know but sometimes I am using other hooks on a page where a node is already loaded (a block for example) and I have no access for the node, so I take the current url and get the node ID from it, and then I use that ID to load the node.
– Fady
Jan 22 at 9:54
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
Ok, it was just because you wrote that you loaded it in your preprocessing, then I just wanted to tell that was unnecessary, ;)
– Jdrupal
Jan 22 at 9:56
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