expiry

[Matthew Glubb]

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Something like this then:

memcache->set($key, $val, $expiry);
memcache->get($key);
memcache->set($key, $val, $expiry);

Seems like that would do the trick :)

Matt

On 26 May 2006, at 12:21, Joshua Thijssen wrote:

> When I add an item to the memcache and use an expiry-timestamp, it  
> will
> expire, no matter how many times the key is read in the remaing  
> time. Is
> it possible to create an item with a expiry-timestamp (an relative
> value, say 60seconds), which gets reset each time the item is read so
> so the item would stay in the cache until it's not read for a long  
> time
> or when we remove it.



m a t t h e w   g l u b b

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