bumpie!

I think I'm confused on what the problem is and what its not doing.

If I create a key with dots,

Cache::put('some.dot.key', 'Grapes are not orange', 1);

Then get the key, it appears to work fine

    $value = Cache::get('some.dot.key');

    dd($value);

    Result: string 'Grapes are not orange' (length=21)

When I create a session like this Session::put('foo.bar.test', 'lol') it creates an array like this:

array(
  'foo' => array(
      'bar' => array(
         'test' => 'lol'
      )
   )

When I do the same with the Cache class: Cache::put('foo.bar.test', 'lol') it just puts 'lol' in a string called 'foo.bar.test' instead of making an array of it.. So when I want to call Cache::get('foo') it returns nothing while in the session class it would return me the array inside 'foo', that is what dot notation means.