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Can't use a cache? - john.e.rand_gmail.com - 04-01-2019 Hi Guys, Just checking: since my websites have information like user names and amount ordered in headers, and are full of ajax calls and modal windows about the customer's order, I'm thinking that I can't use caching. Is that right? Or am I missing something. Thanks! John RE: Can't use a cache? - adamoli - 04-03-2019 The most common use of caching is for static content, but you can still cache dynamic content if you can manage to delete/update the cache whenever the data changes. I would suggest memcached or redis for this kind of approach, as file caching is not very efficient for this type of scenario. |