Re: Re: auto_prepend: *Exactly* like include()?
| From: | Jean-Christian Imbeault | Date: | Mon, 30 Sep 2002 06:27:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: auto_prepend: *Exactly* like include()? | ||
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Chris Shiflett wrote:
Don't get too carried away here. It sounds like you are confusing two entirely different things. Your earlier questions were related to caching on the client, not on the server. Yes, PHP does have some control over what the client caches through HTTP, but this is unrelated to caching of PHP itself.Huh? Maybe you are confusing this thread with another one where you and I are talking about (at this very moment) browser caching? (HTTP header no-cache) This thread is about the PHP engine caching include files in memory instead of reading them off the disk every time a PHP script is invoked that contains an include() or require(). Hacking 'til it hurts :) Jc