Re: Caching Local vs. Server
I've read your post twice and if it's creating DB rows and the problem
is only with refreshing of page contents it's probably because
your browser did not checking the url after redirect but it reads from
cache.
add the $this->cachDisable(); in beforeFilter() action in your:
- AppController (whole site)
- PluginNameAppController
- YourController
The cacheDisable() action simply tells your browser not to cache
generated HTML and re-download it each time.
There are some good tips on CakePHP performance (debug:0, APC caching,
better server, etc) and i dont't think that cacheDisable is the slow
down factor.
Hope it helps.
On Jul 7, 6:32 pm, dtemes wrote:
> I had some issues while deploying a site to a production server
> becouse I also copied the cache files from the test server, if this is
> the case for you you might try deleting the cache files from the app/
> tmp/cache folder and subfolders or set debug to 1 or 2 for a while in
> the production server.
>
> On 7 jul, 18:20, echo419r wrote:
>
> > I am working on a staff site for my company where users must log in
> > and submit reports. An admin must create each new user account before
> > that user is able to log in to the site.
>
> > Everything seems to be working perfectly fine when testing on my local
> > environment, but when I test it out on the live server, I seem to have
> > some caching problem(s). Local: When I add a new user account,
> > everything works as expected.
> > Server: When I add a new user account, it takes me back to the index
> > page but the new account doesn't appear. I have to do a hard refresh
> > before the "$session->flash();" message and the new account appear.
>
> > My Setup
> > I haven't changed anything with the core.php file except change the
> > "debug" line
> > Local: Configure::write('debug', 2);
> > Server: Configure::write('debug', 0);
>
> > My Work-around
> > For each page where this poses a problem, I have added "$this-
>
> > >disableCache();" to the function:
>
> > function index() {
> > $this->disableCache();
> > .
> > .
> > .}
>
> > This seems to cause the new account/flash messages to appear the first
> > time without having to do a hard refresh. But I've had to add this to
> > almost every function on my site. And since this is disabling the
> > cache for each of these pages, it causes the site to run very slowly.
>
> > I have read, re-read, and re-read every section on Caching there is on
> > the CakePHP manual, but I can't seem to figure it out. I've done
> > literally hundreds of Google searches trying to figure this out, but
> > they only come up with instructions on how to add Caching to my site
> > or redirect me back to the CakePHP manual. I'm not sure if my problems
> > are being caused by CakePHP or my server.
>
> > I am using CakePHP version 1.2.7
> > I am using MAMP for my local testing
> > My server is a Mac OS X Server 10.5.8
>
> > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Caching Local vs. Server
I had some issues while deploying a site to a production server
becouse I also copied the cache files from the test server, if this is
the case for you you might try deleting the cache files from the app/
tmp/cache folder and subfolders or set debug to 1 or 2 for a while in
the production server.
On 7 jul, 18:20, echo419r wrote:
> I am working on a staff site for my company where users must log in
> and submit reports. An admin must create each new user account before
> that user is able to log in to the site.
>
> Everything seems to be working perfectly fine when testing on my local
> environment, but when I test it out on the live server, I seem to have
> some caching problem(s). Local: When I add a new user account,
> everything works as expected.
> Server: When I add a new user account, it takes me back to the index
> page but the new account doesn't appear. I have to do a hard refresh
> before the "$session->flash();" message and the new account appear.
>
> My Setup
> I haven't changed anything with the core.php file except change the
> "debug" line
> Local: Configure::write('debug', 2);
> Server: Configure::write('debug', 0);
>
> My Work-around
> For each page where this poses a problem, I have added "$this-
>
> >disableCache();" to the function:
>
> function index() {
> $this->disableCache();
> .
> .
> .}
>
> This seems to cause the new account/flash messages to appear the first
> time without having to do a hard refresh. But I've had to add this to
> almost every function on my site. And since this is disabling the
> cache for each of these pages, it causes the site to run very slowly.
>
> I have read, re-read, and re-read every section on Caching there is on
> the CakePHP manual, but I can't seem to figure it out. I've done
> literally hundreds of Google searches trying to figure this out, but
> they only come up with instructions on how to add Caching to my site
> or redirect me back to the CakePHP manual. I'm not sure if my problems
> are being caused by CakePHP or my server.
>
> I am using CakePHP version 1.2.7
> I am using MAMP for my local testing
> My server is a Mac OS X Server 10.5.8
>
> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Caching Local vs. Server
I am working on a staff site for my company where users must log in
and submit reports. An admin must create each new user account before
that user is able to log in to the site.
Everything seems to be working perfectly fine when testing on my local
environment, but when I test it out on the live server, I seem to have
some caching problem(s). Local: When I add a new user account,
everything works as expected.
Server: When I add a new user account, it takes me back to the index
page but the new account doesn't appear. I have to do a hard refresh
before the "$session->flash();" message and the new account appear.
My Setup
I haven't changed anything with the core.php file except change the
"debug" line
Local: Configure::write('debug', 2);
Server: Configure::write('debug', 0);
My Work-around
For each page where this poses a problem, I have added "$this-
>disableCache();" to the function:
function index() {
$this->disableCache();
.
.
.
}
This seems to cause the new account/flash messages to appear the first
time without having to do a hard refresh. But I've had to add this to
almost every function on my site. And since this is disabling the
cache for each of these pages, it causes the site to run very slowly.
I have read, re-read, and re-read every section on Caching there is on
the CakePHP manual, but I can't seem to figure it out. I've done
literally hundreds of Google searches trying to figure this out, but
they only come up with instructions on how to add Caching to my site
or redirect me back to the CakePHP manual. I'm not sure if my problems
are being caused by CakePHP or my server.
I am using CakePHP version 1.2.7
I am using MAMP for my local testing
My server is a Mac OS X Server 10.5.8
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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