Page caching (after the first access to a page) will write out a
straight HTML file in /public/model/action.html to be found on any
subsequent requests to that URL.
Subsequent requests to that URL will hit the cached page only, without
ever invoking Rails. The notion of caches_page 'action', :if =>{stuff}
is a non-starter.
caches_action always invokes Rails and runs your filters et al, hence
the working :if => {stuff}
Check out http://www.railsenvy.com/2007/2/28/rails-caching-tutorial for
an excellent tutorial on caching.
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