Question

I’ve taken a bit of a memcache script that i’ve used previously without issue, but on the new page, I don’t get any response.

the memcache is in a function which is included from another page. what I do is put the md5 hash the mysql query and store that as the key for the memcached data. if the key isn’t in memcache, then I go, create the data, put it into memcache and return it.

I think the code is fairly simple. Here are the important bits (it’s a large page creating the output, so you don’t need all that, though the ‘return’ I think is important as I fear that might be where I’m screwing up.

I call the function with

$outList.= outData($getList);    

where $getList is a mysql query

The $outList function is

<?php  @$memcache = new Memcache; @$memcache->connect('localhost',11211);  function outData($getList) {     $memVal = @$memcache->get(MD5($getList));     if($memVal=='')     {         $results=mysql_query($getList)or die(mysql_error());          // then I do a bunch of stuff with the data         @$memcache->set(MD5($getList), $memVal, false, 60000);     }      return $memVal; } 

I can display all the stuff to create $memVal, but i suspect the error is in the if line, but the same code is used on another page without issues.

Anything look wrong with this?

Answer 1

with all those @’s suppressing errors, there’s no way to know what is failing.

I ran it – sans the @’s and the answer popped right up though – on the line:

$memVal = @$memcache->get(MD5($getList)); #Notice: Undefined variable: memcache in /home/topbit/736160.php on line 9 

Where does it get the variable $memcache ? It’s not passed into the function.