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Before this commit you have to do some hacks to cache model finds easily. When using
custom find methods like `find('foo')` => `_findFoo(...)` it is common for the
method to adjust the query params.
Trying to cache a query using a hash of the query params :
function find($type, $query) {
$query = $this->_beforeFind($query);
$cacheKey = $type . '_' . md5(selialize($query));
$cache = Cache::read($cachKey, 'my_cache');
if ($cacheKey !== false) {
return $cache;
}
$results = $this->_afterFind($type, $query);
Cache::write($cacheKey, $results, 'my_cache');
return $results;
}
Before this commit you either have to completely overload find and rewrite it in the AppModel or call
the before to get the modified `$query` and let cake run the before again.
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CakePHP
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