Reference Guide

Zend Server Reference Manual
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Example:
The following example demonstrates how to create different copies of cached information,
based on the _GET parameter 'language'.
This sets Caching to create a different copy for each different value of _GET 'language' (for
the content that was cached based on the rules defined in steps 1 and 2).
This example demonstrates how to use Caching for multilingual pages that handle the same
content in different languages.
Caching Duration
Set the cache duration in seconds. After that time, the cache is refreshed and a newer version is
created.
For example, 600 seconds is ten minutes.
This completes the last step of creating a Cache Rule.
Scroll to the bottom of the page (Rule Management | Caching) and click "Save" to save the rule
information and "Restart PHP" to activate the rule.
To edit a rule, go to Rule Management | Caching and click Edit next to the rule you want to edit.
To clear the information in the cache for a specific rule, go to Rule Management | Caching and click
Clear next to the rule you want to edit.
Creating a Copy of a Rule
The following procedure describes how to create a new rule based on an already existing rule. This
option can be used when a new rule with settings similar to an existing rule needs to be created such as
for different URLs with the same caching requirements.
To copy a Cache rule:
1. Go to Rule Management | Caching
2. Double click on the rule name on which you want to base the new rule.
3. Change the settings.
4. Click "Save As"
A new Dialog will open prompting you to enter a new name for the rule.
5. Enter a name and click "Save".
A new rule will be added to Rule Management | Caching.