I'm just wondering what the codeigniter caching library does and where it might be useful, or what problems people have encountered with it are.
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Jump to Postit is similar to the template engine cache function. The only difference is that in template engine such as smarty, we can define which block of contents should be ignore by the cacheing mechanism.
In codeigniter, it will keep the cached the contents based on the definition of $x as …
Jump to PostFirstly, it caches the entire fully-rendered page, which means that it isn't a good solution for logged in pages that are user-specific, because you can't use it to cache just a portion of a page.
Secondly, the file cache gets stored in the file system, so make sure you aren't …
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