[eluser]tinawina[/eluser]
I know I'm hogging up bandwidth with this problem of mine - sorry! Just in a bit of a hurry to solve this.
Does anyone see anything wrong with running a script that loops through all pages that need a database cache -- 41 total (that won't change as it's the taxonomy we use for all publications) using PHP's "system" function to create my cache files?
Code:
$array = ('this', 'that', 'other');
foreach ($array as $value)
{
system("GET http://mysite.org/publications/profile/" . $value);
}
This pulls up the exact same page a visitor would pull up and create the cache file I need to have in place so that visitors don't have incredibly long load times if they are first to pull up a page. I tried this and it took awhile to complete, but in the end did create the cache files.
So when we approve a publication I would run a $this->db->cache_delete_all(), and then run a script that does this loop through. What do you think?
