Hi there
I have a question regarding view caching:
I have a controller foo where I want to cache the result of action
bar.
Therefore I put a line
$this->cacheAction = 3600;
in the action.
The cache file is created fine, but when I fetch a page from the cache
it takes almost as much time as without caching, about 0.2 seconds.
I have confirmed that the file comes from the cache.
When I check the cache file I see that there is a lot of php in there,
starting with
loadController('foo');
loadModels();
$this->controller = new fooController();
$this->controller->plugin = '';
$this->controller->_initComponents();
...
which needs a lot of time to execute. The php is then followed by the
html output of the view.
If I delete the php part of the cache file manually and reload the
webpage, the page is pretty
fast (about 0.02 seconds) and everything works fine until the cache
file is recreated.
Thus my question(s):
What is the purpose the PHP part of the cache file?
In case the PHP part is not really necessary, is there a way to tell
Cake to cache only the output of the view, without adding the PHP
stuff?
I use Cake 1.2.0.5427alpha
Thank you
Claudia
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