Did you end up solving your problem? If so, what did you do?
You made me realize the views counter we wrote in one of our app does
not work, :(
I'm not a fan of the requestAction thingy, doesnt it load a full
instance of CakePHP just for one extra request?
On 24 mar, 05:35, depi <erik.gye...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Cake bakers smile.gif
>
> I'm new to Caching and I would like to use it in my new CakePHP
> application, however one small problem emerged during its development:
>
> I have a controller where I used for example:
>
> var $cacheAction = '5 minutes'; // so this should cache all actions of
> that controller
>
> or
>
> var $cacheAction = array('details/' => '5 minutes');
>
> But the problem is that in one of the controllers, I'm counting the
> numbers of views (of a page), but when caching is enabled it can't
> count them.
>
> // update page views
> $this->Site->updateAll(array('Site.page_views' => 'Site.page_views
> +1'), array('Site.id' => $id));
>
> What is the right Cake way to disable caching for this particular
> process? Turn on caching only for particular actions and move the
> counting process to some private action.....I like the no-cache tags
> for the views, it would be great if something like this would be there
> for controllers as well smile.gif
>
> Any hints would be really appreciated.
>
> Thank you in advance.
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