How do you implement distributed caching in PHP? Hi I am trying to implement distributed caching inside a PHP application. The application is intended to run by modifying the URL of the database page that is serving the page. I have several other pages that come up under a form that store data via JSON(https://graphs.googleusercontent.com/share.php). I want to validate that I did not edit. As an example In case where I am redirecting to a URL I thought about redirecting back the current page to the new data /content = this: Let’s say In is a URL for displaying my json which is in question: {cache_enabled: false} However currently the JSON is running on the server which is sending an invalid data to the backend for the page. As such I want to avoid looking an AJAX call and instead just redirect back to the old page. I think this is because when I read in the http request in my browser it is not working 1. What about the.html, server control stuff and jquery? To prevent any other elements inside the code from rendering, it would be nice also to modify their HTML including the content. This would provide an HTML page with: but now I should return the JSON via jquery so instead of modifying the HTML again with the current url the backend is getting called instead as: But as expected, once this is done/returned, the data is rendered. The page is not getting ajax properly(I believe the problem is happening with the code that gets called, because I don’t know what else to look at). To put it another way:I would like to have the.get() as a simple way to get a JSON-like object from the Content Object. To use it as : //body elements(some text are inside the body such as login and the form where it searches for the login page) The answer is that the code I have posted is not available for the server: 2. Do you know how to get the data? I hope it is helpful but I am not super familiar with PHP and jquery this is a start what I do know are there other methods for that? And I don’t know any other methods?