I have a view that's fairly computationally expensive (lots of
table-formatted data). To speed up the page load I'm trying to use view
caching. Works great, except when I try to "nocache" content that's inside a
loop (foreach in this instance). When cake encounters this section of
content it correctly treats it as dynamic the first time around, but
subsequent instances are then rendered as if they were cached content. So
the first instance is correct, then every following instance is parsed into
static content.
A simple example. Create a controller with an empty action. In the view for
that action place the following:
<?php
for ($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
?><cake:nocache><?php
echo "
<p>foo</p>";
?></cake:nocache><?php
}
?>
Turn on caching. After you load that view, open up the cache file and you
will see that the first time the loop is run the PHP code is maintained.
Every time after that, though, the PHP is replaced with the actual output
and surrounded by the nocache tags.
Anyone seen this before or have any thoughts on what's going wrong?
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