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		<title>By: webguru86</title>
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		<description>Hello, 

I found your blog from the web designers forum - i see you post quite a lot there :)

I just have one comment to make re your article. While sessions are a very quick way to achieve what you want you should really be using a proper caching framework such as APC - or alternative php cache. It&#039;s quite easy to you simply set and retreve values from the cache using built in functions like apc_add and apc_fetch. More importantly you can also clear whole or part of the cache using apc_delete - you could run this in your destroy method in your classes for eg. 

web guru</description>
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<p>I found your blog from the web designers forum &#8211; i see you post quite a lot there <img src='http://www.web-design-talk.co.uk/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>I just have one comment to make re your article. While sessions are a very quick way to achieve what you want you should really be using a proper caching framework such as APC &#8211; or alternative php cache. It&#8217;s quite easy to you simply set and retreve values from the cache using built in functions like apc_add and apc_fetch. More importantly you can also clear whole or part of the cache using apc_delete &#8211; you could run this in your destroy method in your classes for eg. </p>
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