Issue
Using MAMP, when I change a PHP file and save it, it takes 10-15 seconds for it to be available in my browser. HTML files update immediately. Example:
Example file:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<p>This is test</p>
</body>
</html>
When this file is named index.html and placed in MAMP/htdocs directory I can update it, save, open it at http://localhost/index.html and the update is there. If I simply rename the file to index.php (no php code), update and save, I can sit there and refresh browser for 10-20 seconds before I see the update (the old file reloads until the new version appears). I'm a rookie and new to server side scripting, so I'm not sure what is going on with an update to a PHP file - is there some processing that happens by Apache(?) before the file is able to be served? Is my PHP configuration a possible cause?
MacBook Pro osx10.8.5 2.8 Core2Duo 8GB (yes, it's old) -- MAMP 2.2 using port 80 -- PHP 5.5.3 -- Same behavior in all browsers -- Same behavior without an internet connection, so I don't think it is some DNS lookup issue
Solution
Since you're accessing the file via localhost, DNS shouldn't be an issue. If HTML files serve instantaneously, it might be that there is a PHP caching setting. Does this help - http://top-frog.com/2011/03/14/beware-mamps-default-caching-settings/ ?
Answered By - breght
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