Caching HTML output with PHP?

You can get URLs like that using URL rewriting. Eg: for apache, see mod_rewrite httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrit... You don't actually need to be creating the files. You could create the files, but its more complicated as you need to decide when to update them if the data changes.

But depending on how awesome or lame your host is, you may or may not have access to URL rewriting...I know that with my 1&1 Beginner package, I don't :( – takua108 Dec 10 '08 at 16:59.

Check ob_start() function ob_start(); echo 'some_output'; $content = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); echo 'Content generated :'. $content.

I use APC for all my PHP caching (on an Apache server).

Manual caching (creating the HTML and saving it to a file) may not be the most efficient way, but if you want to go down that path I recommend the following (ripped from a simple test app I wrote to do this): $cache_filename = 'scrum_list_CACHED_OUTPUT. Html'; $cache_limit_in_mins = 60 * 32; // this forms 32hrs // check if we have a cached file already if ( file_exists($cache_filename) ) { $secs_in_min = 60; $diff_in_secs = (time() - ($secs_in_min * $cache_limit_in_mins)) - filemtime($cache_filename); // check if the cached file is older than our limit if ( $diff_in_secs '; $output = ''; // etc // Save the output as manual cache $file = fopen ( $cache_filename, 'w' ); fwrite ( $file, implode($output_final,'') ); fclose ( $file ); print implode($output_final,'').

If you're not opposed to frameworks, try using the Zend Frameworks's Zend_Cache. It's pretty flexible, and (unlike some of the framework modules) easy to implement.

Can use Cache_lite from PEAR: Details here mahtonu.wordpress.com/2009/09/25/cache-p....

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