How to prevent memcache storing an incomplete page when someone clicks away prior to page load completion?

I'm fairly new to memcache so apologies if this is an obvious one. I have looked through the memcach开发者_运维百科ed documentation and tried various Google searches but to no avail.

The setup :

• Drupal 6.19
• Memcache API and integration module
• Authcache module
• Centos 5
• Memcached 1.2.6

If you need further information let me know.

The situation :

Memcache is certainly running, bins are being filled and page load times are incredible. However, I noticed only recently, when doing some testing that when I clicked on a link before the page had finished loading memcache stores the current page state in memory. So, when the next user comes along he sees a half formed page that I was too impatient to wait for.

Your response might be to sort out my page loading - which I'm looking in to. But I would like to solve this one as well. This means that if a user with a particularly slow connection is the first one to visit a page then he / she might click away and store an incomplete page for everyone else to see.

I appreciate any advice you can offer. Even if it is pointing me to an obvious resource I've overlooked.

Thank you

Try ignore_user_abort(true); http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ignore-user-abort.php

Are you sure this isn't a browser cache issue? This doesn't sound like a memcached issue at all unless you've got a weird setup.