[eluser]jstrebel[/eluser]
I have been wrapping my head around cacheing in CI. I just have a minor question.
I added:
$this->db->cache_on();
to a get method in a model, and this method is used in a 3 controllers..
So when i look in the /cache dir I see new folders like:
db+index default.index tour+index
so when there is an insert of a new record, i need to dump the old cache objects..
so in my insert method.. do i have to add
$this->db->cache_delete('db','index');
$this->db->cache_delete('tour','index');
$this->db->cache_delete('default','index');
to remove all the cached objects for this 1 get method?
I do not want to use $this->db->cache_delete_all(); as there may be other objects that do not need to be deleted.
If I am correct above, it seems silly to have to track/note every cache folder that is created for one $this->db->cache_on(); to then make sure they all get deleted on insert.
Please correct me if I am off base.
Seems like storing and removing cached items by model/method seems ideal, as you can the just isolate and delete cached object on a per method basis.
