Cakephp delete cache files

You cannot use nocache tags in elements. Since there are no callbacks around elements, they cannot be cached. It should be noted that once an action is cached, the controller method for the action will not be called. If you have view variables that contain un-serializable content such as SimpleXML objects, resource handles, or closures you might not be able to use view caching.

It is important to remember that CakePHP will clear a cached view if a model used in the cached view is modified. If you need to manually clear the cache, you can do so by calling Cache::clear.

This will clear all cached data, excluding cached view files. If you need to clear the cached view files, use clearCache. Have a look at this: find. Once you are on windows, you do not have a powerful bash to your side. The Solution The RemoveCache shell allows you to remove your cae cache files easily. It takes two parameter: A boolean to control if you want to remove standard cache files models, db cache, etc.

The Code. Takes a pattern to match files against. Kevin van Zonneveld said on Jun 04, Just FYI. I do not intend this to replace the RemoveCache Shell or anything. Tim, Glad to see a new post! It's certainly been a while.

I'll stay tuned! Yeah I forgot about it in this shell - shame on me. Chris Henry said on Jun 06, Chad Weaber said on Jun 07, Change the mode on a directory structure recursively. This includes changing the mode on files as well:.

Recursively copy a directory. Files in the source directory will replace files in the target directory. Directory contents will be merged. Create a directory structure recursively. The folder find and findRecursive methods will only find files.

If you would like to get folders and files see Folder::read or Folder::tree. Returns true if the file is in a given CakePath. You can greatly improve the performance of your application by putting results that infrequently change, or that are subject to heavy reads into the cache.

The Query object allows you to cache results using the cache method. See the Caching Loaded Results section for more information. Sometimes you will want to mark multiple cache entries to belong to certain group or namespace. This is a common requirement for mass-invalidating keys whenever some information changes that is shared among all entries in the same group.

This is possible by declaring the groups in cache configuration:. By adding the groups comment and article , we have effectively tagged any key stored into this cache configuration with both group names. For instance, whenever a new post is added, we could tell the Cache engine to remove all entries associated to the article group:. Groups are shared across all cache configs using the same engine and same prefix.

If you are using groups and want to take advantage of group deletion, choose a common prefix for all your configs. You can do this using enable and disable :. Once disabled, all reads and writes will return null. Once disabled, you can use enable to re-enable caching:. If you need to check on the state of Cache, you can use enabled.

Cache engines must be in a cache directory. Cache configs from plugins need to use the plugin dot syntax:. Write value for a key into cache, Return true if the data was successfully cached, false on failure. The cached value or null for failure. Read a key from the cache. Return null to indicate the entry has expired or does not exist.

Boolean true on success. Delete a key from the cache.