Nevermind, found it! For those interested: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-1763
-Joshua- "Joshua Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm trying to use the Zend_Cache_Frontend_Function to cache an object's > method call and I keep receiving the exception 'Incorrect function name'. > This is due to the fact that I am trying to call a method of $this object. > The problem is that when using call_user_func_array you must pass the name > of the method as an array with the object a la > > call_user_func_array(array($this, '_myMethod'), array($param1, $param2)); > > > So when I tried to use the Zend_Cache_Frontend_Function it uses the name > to create the id for the cache file. Because of this it is expecting the > name to be a string wheras it is an array in my case. Here is how I am > calling it > > > if ($cacheEnabled) { > return $cache->call(array($this, '_myMethod'), array($param1, > $param2)); > } > return $this->_myMethod($param1, $param2); > > > commenting lines 134-136 in Zend/Cache/Frontend/Function.php allows my > code to work. > > Isn't there a better approach to making the Id than restricting the name > to being a string? Or is there some other way to handle this? I'm > actually somewhat surprised that no-one has ran into this or maybe my > search wasn't exhaustive enough? I didn't find anything in the issue > tracker or on here that seemed to be the same issue. > > Thanks, > -Joshua- > > >
