Node Load performance
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
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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
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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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