A simple cache example (but a little too simple!) )

Cache| Sample//create "cache" directory first to write files

function Bz_cache ($url, $cacheName)
{
Global $cache;
Global $QUERY _string;
Here you can name your own custom.
$filename = "cache/". $cacheName. "," $QUERY _string. ". HTML ";

Here you should also test the file time to see if it expires
(but it's not done here.) Oh! Do It yourself! ）
if (file_exists ($filename))
{
ReadFile ($filename);
return 1; Ok i ' v Send the HTML page
}
Else
{
if (! isset ($cache))
{
$fcontents = Join ("", File ($url. "?". $QUERY _string. " &cache=t "));
$fp = fopen ($filename, "w");
Fwrite ($fp, $fcontents);
Fclose ($FP);
return 0; I ' V to execute the file
}
}
}
Put the following line of code at the very beginning of your PHP file
if (Bz_cache ("COMPLETE URL without PARAMS", "An_identifier")) exit ();
Remember, this URL is to be complete, that is, there is a http://in front. But not after the argument.

There is an example on the Web: http://azerclic.labynet.org/doc.php3
The first line is
if (Bz_cache ("Http://azerclic.labynet.org/doc.php3", "Doc")) exit ();
You'll see cached files in http://azerclic.labynet.org/cache/
That ' s all
Good luck!
I estimate that under the WIN32 no problem, under Linux also need to consider permission issues, because generally do not write permission.