Since this is just a wrapper around Zend_Cache, I was expecting your save-function to behave like the original one:

//Zend_Cache_Core::save(...)
//...
if (!$this->_options['caching']) {
return true;
}

Which is exactly what yours does, so I don't have a point. :)

That's intentional. When the cache is disabled, it doesn't actually matter what is returned, but I don't want any error conditions to occur in the calling code. A true result is more likely to achieve that goal.

Regards,

Rob...

In case the cache has not been initated and a key/value is passed, the function will always return true, although the value is never saved.

Well its really a very good technique to use framework components in procedural php development.

Thanks again for wonderful post.

Thanks.
Cristina.

I recommend asking on the ZF mailing lists.

Regards,

Rob...

$cache = Zend_Cache::factory('Core', 'File', $frontendOptions, $backendOptions);

to cache a queries (lists) that are showed always you enter on each section. But, when you insert or update some item related to a query its cache must be removed.
I am using the tags. When I create a new cache I tag it with the names of all tables involved in that query.
While this tables not change the cache is available.
But when a change happen:
In My_Model_Db_Table class i put this:

$cache->clean(Zend_Cache::CLEANING_MODE_MATCHING_TAG, array($this->_name));

and works perfectly but it is too too slow.
I do not know why but it takes 33 seg more.
The inserts and updates are usual and it takes a long time.

Have you got any idea? Am I doing any wrong?

Thanks in advance.
Cristina.

I would think you could do something with a custom route and Zend_Cache.

Regards,

Rob...

http://www.example.com/update/show/id/3

would map to the following page:

http://www.example.com/update/show/3.html

At this time, I'm interested in page caching.

Thanks in advance,

-Conrad

I also have a post on my site (http://www.chrisabernethy.com/zend-framework-route-benchmarks/) that talks about profiling using eclipse, PDT, xdebug and kcachegrind.