An Adobe Commerce Developer creates a before plugin for the save() method from the Magento\Framework\App\Cache\Proxy class to manipulate cache identifiers and data before it is saved to the cache storage.
An example of the class code is shown below:
namespace Magento\Framework\App\Cache;
use Magento\Framework\App\Cache\CacheInterface;
use Magento\Framework\ObjectManager\NoninterceptableInterface;
class Proxy implements
CacheInterface,
NoninterceptableInterface
{
...
public function save($data, $identifier, $tags = [], $lifeTime = null)
{
return $this->getCache()->save($data, $identifier, $tags, $lifeTime);
}
...
}
Why is the plugin not working as expected?
A Developer discovers that inline scripts are no longer working. This issue occurred after upgrading to the latest version of Adobe Commerce. When checking the console, the errors indicate that the scripts are not allowed to execute.
The following is an example script:
<div id="action-div" onclick="someComponent('title')">Action</div>
How should the Developer adapt the script to run properly according to security practices?
A Developer is working on a new controller in the admin panel. Per requirements, it must be accessible only for specific admin users.
According to best practices, how should the Developer secure access to the new controller?
A Developer is notified that custom API results are not cached, which is causing additional delays.
What are two potential causes for this behavior? (Choose two.)
In an Adobe Commerce store, there is a product attribute called external_service_id. A Developer must ensure the attribute is only available for specific users via the API.
How should the Developer achieve the required permissions?
An Adobe Commerce Developer is tasked to frequently send data to a third-party API. The API utilizes a JSON Web Token (JWT) that expires every hour. The developer decides to store the JWT in a custom cache.
Which step should the Developer take to implement this new custom cache type correctly?