Caching has me a bit perplexed. I haven't dug into the cake caching source
and I'm hoping to avoid that. I have a simple page set up as a test with a
couple variables - one cached and the other wrapped in nocache tags. The
view gets written to the cache directory and the variable wrapped in the
nocache tags is output as is (i.e. <?php e($foo); ?>). However, the cached
page has no reference to the variable and returns a sensible "undefined
variable" message. Am I missing something? Should the variable have been
stuffed into the cached page's data property and referenced from there or
something? I'll start digging through the source but from the manual, it
doesn't seem like using the cache is complicated and it's been around since
an early version so I presume it works as advertised.

Thanks,
cp

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