I am now completely confused as to what the Cache::config option in
the core.php file does, because I've been looking at how the views are
cached. It appears none of the Cache::config options are used. The
"Cache.check" is the only option the controls view caching.
Maybe someone can explain what the File caching engine does, why would
you want to use it and yes I have read the manual on caching.
I was able to reduce the size of the cached files, and improved the
load times of my pages by adding the following to the bottom of my
default layout.
<?php
// reduce the size of cached views.
$this->helpers = array();
$cache->data = array();
$cache->params = array();
?>
Now it will no longer try to load countless helpers not being used by
the view.
It won't load large amounts of serialized data that won't be used by
the view.
The params array was also a large chunk of data.
I could reduce the size of the cache more if it would remove html
comments, and compress the html.
Is this possible?
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