basic question on PEAR Cache Lite

[lli2k5]

In using PEAR cache lite to cache output, what happens if the output is affected by the extension?

Say if

1) example.com/apples.php?=1

returns a different output from:

2) example.com/apples.php?=2

So, they both use the exact same apples.php but are affected by the text in the URL, which apples.php takes in.

Based on what I'm reading about PEAR cache lite, it will only cache one version of the apples.php output. Basically, the version of above that is called on when caching.

So, this means if example.com/apples.php?=1 initiated the caching, then the next time when someone tries to access example.com/apples.php?=2, it would return the output of example.com/apples.php?=1 because that was the version which was cached? Which would mean there would be no way to cache both instances, unless they were different php files initially?

[Weedpacket]

lli2k5 wrote:

In using PEAR cache lite to cache output, what happens if the output is affected by the extension?

What happens when you try it?

Identify each cached page with a different ID for each different URL. Try using the URL for the ID.