#6181: cache not clearing with routed URLs
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Reporter: mrbrdo | Type: Bug
Status: new | Priority: Medium
Milestone: 1.2.x.x | Component: Cache
Version: 1.2 Final | Severity: Normal
Keywords: | Php_version: PHP 5
Cake_version: |
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I've enabled view caching for a controller. The cache files are created
correctly, but when the database is updated, the cache files are not
getting reset/deleted (i am especially sure for pagination caches such as
_page_x.php).
To reproduce, put the app into a non root directory (may not be mandatory?
have not tried, my setup is like this) e.g.:
http://site.com/projects/testapp/
In my case i have a Boards controller with a index action that uses
pagination, and i use routing (i think this is crutial for this bug to be
reproduced!):
/Boards/index/b/page:2
gets routed to
/b/index/page:2
Another example: /Boards/index/b/ to /b/index
After using another action (Boards/reply) to add a post, none of the view
caches get regenerated.
I think the problem is in the filenames of the cache files!
"projects_pboard_b_index_page_1.php" - as you can see it uses routed url
parts instead of controller/action/params (i would expect it to be e.g.
"Boards_index_b_page_1.php").. Note: pboards comes from my base URL:
/projects/pboard/. I think because of this, the cache is then not cleared
correctly. May not be the case, it is only my opinion.
Also note, manually clearing the cache with "clearCache();" works, the
problem is with automagic clearing on database changes.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/6181>
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