Only cache MasterPage in ASP.NET MVC?

You can use session or cache mechanisms to cache master page data, but you would have to programmably pick out what belongs to the master and what is there for the view If you are talking output caching, I don't believe output caching is available for master pages. For partial output caching in ASP.NET MVC, Steve Sanderson has some excellent points on this: blog.codeville.net/2008/10/15/partial-ou... So which type of caching are we talking about?

You can use session or cache mechanisms to cache master page data, but you would have to programmably pick out what belongs to the master and what is there for the view. If you are talking output caching, I don't believe output caching is available for master pages. For partial output caching in ASP.

NET MVC, Steve Sanderson has some excellent points on this: blog.codeville.net/2008/10/15/partial-ou... So which type of caching are we talking about?

I was referring to something similar to output caching. Doesn't look like it is possible so as you say I will have to stick to other caching techniques. – Joel Cunningham Jan 27 '10 at 11:34.

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