RE: [PEAR] quick cache question

In <NFBBJMHFALJEBHCDMJPMAELJCKAA.graeme@inetix.com.au>, Graeme Merrall wrote: >> GM> Is there a right way to manage caching and expired files that I've >> missed? >> >> I'm not sure it's the "right" way, but I use it like the following : >> >> <?php >> require_once 'Cache/Output.php'; >> $cache = new Cache_Output('file', array('cache_dir' => >> '/var/www/cache/')); >> $cacheHandle = $cache->generateID('id_key'); if (!($content = >> $cache->start($cacheHandle))) { >> // my stuff begins here >> ... >> // my stuff ends here >> echo $cache->end(60*60*24); >> } else { >> echo $content; >> } >> >> Of course, replace 'id_key' by whatever you want, and "60*60*24" by >> your own cache timeout. >> >> > Hmm this is wierd. Tried it this way and inserting a 'CACHE HIT' and > 'CACHE MISS' in the relevant spots to see what happens. The first time > out I get no output. When I refresh the page I get both sets of data - > both 'CACHE MISS' and 'CACHE HIT' on the same page. Then when the cache > expires and it has to re-render the page I get no output again. I wonder > if my CVS copy of PHp is borked or if there is some odd IT[X] > interaction going on. Any thoughts? did you really wrote "echo $cache->end($expire)"? the echo is important. then maybe you have CACHE MISS in the cached stuff, so it outputs also if you have a cache hit. just some thoughts. chregu