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Comments by simplu (Top 1 by date)
simplu
13-Jun-10 10:11am
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i used a cache class but i found that i rather not use the one with __destruct because i did not want to cache the errors too. My application was mvc so the request_uri was always index.php and the _get variable was the page i was showing, but if i had a page in the _get var that did not exist like "help" and page help did not exist, it would return the 404 error but it would cache the error page as help.. so i used the $cache->start(); & $cache->end(); and for the end i used a parameter like $cache->end($error) and $error was true or false depending if i would return an error or not. In that case i would know if i have to cache the file not :).
So from my point of view the Alternate cache with start and end would be rather usefull than the other one :)