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As I see Smarty uses caching ‘by template’.
Can I somehow provide an URL to it, so it would cache pages by the URL given?
Can I get is_cached() to work with that given URL?
And compare last_mtime of the cached file with some of my data and then say «it’s time to update the cache»?
As default Smarty uses file based caching while storing php-like files in the
$cache_dir.You can implement a custom cache function and register it, but that depends on your desire how deep you want to dive into Smarty.
A way easier approach would be to just add a bit of the urls name to the template filename, so in your template directory for example might look like.
…and then use Smartys caching according to your needs.