I only found out this method today, but found it to work perfectly.
Put the code you wish to cache in an element, and when you want to
render the element use this:
<?php e($this->element('element', array('cache'=>'1 day'));?>
Now the element will be cached for 24 hours from generation. Beware
though, if you update the data it uses you need to make sure you
unlink the cache file on afterSave
In your model file:
function afterSave()
{
@unlink(CACHE.'view'.'element__elementname');
}
(Please check this though, I'm writing this from memory on my blackberry!!)
Tane
On 4/5/07, bingo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I don't have much traffic on my website...but for future, I am
> starting to implement cache.
>
> Its seems to be working...but how do I verify that its properly
> working...
>
> For instance, I set cacheAction only for one action in one controller.
> But when I check my tmp/cahce, I only found cache for model and that
> too for all the tables. There was no cache folder for view.. Am I
> missing something.
>
> Is there any way to check what queries where sent by cakephp before it
> rendered the view. I tried setting debug to 3 and it seems it sending
> all
>
> Regards,
> bingo
>
>
> >
>
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