With over 1 million active installations, W3 Total Cache is one of the most popular ways to optimize and manage the cache for your WordPress site. This can result in faster load times and less strain on your server, which can also help your SEO (search engine optimization) efforts. How to Use W3 Total Cache Read More >
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High-Performance WordPress Hosting with NGINX Reverse-Proxy Caching
InMotion Hosting’s WordPress Hosting platform uses NGINX reverse-proxy caching technology to achieve the highest performance for sites using the WordPress content management system (CMS). A powerful, event-driven asynchronous web server capable of serving extremely high numbers of visitors very quickly, NGINX excels at serving static content (e.g. JavaScript files, CSS files, images, etc.), and when Read More >
UltraStack Utilities for Caching in Platform InMotion
Your Platform InMotion production site will have the ability to use NGINX caching on the server, this can result in faster website performance since it does not have to generate content in real-time. You can select from pre-configured profiles that are built for specific types of websites. Then you can set your purge settings using Read More >
How to Enable Caching in Joomla 4.0
You can easily enable caching in Joomla using the global configuration options. It comes with a built-in system of caching that can help to speed up the site if it’s necessary. This article will define the type of caching Joomla provides as well as how to enable it in the new Joomla 4.0 interface. Understanding Read More >
Understanding Caching
If you’ve interacted with the internet in any capacity you’ve seen the word cache or caching. But what is caching and why are people telling you to clear your cache? This article will explain caching and why it’s an important piece of your internet experience. Experience superior performance and security with InMotion’s optimized WordPress Hosting. Read More >
Disable Caching in Open Web Analytics
Open Web Analytics has built-in caching to make the most of hosting services. Within the settings is a Flush Cache Now option. However, if you’re working on development, such as developing a module. Below we cover how to disable caching in Open Web Analytics. Disable Caching Log into FTP, or cPanel File Manager, or SSH. Read More >
PrestaShop 1.7 Caching
After making big changes in your PrestaShop 1.7 store, you may want to ensure customers see them immediately. Configuring your caching settings can also improve the performance of your website. Below we cover how to clear the PrestaShop cache manually and configure caching settings. Clear Cache Caching Clear your Cache Log into PrestaShop. Read More >
Helpful WordPress Plugins for Caching, Security, and SEO
Here is a list of some basic, helpful WordPress plugins to help you get started. There are many more available through WordPress.org but here are several that you may want to use: Caching WP Super Cache – This is a caching plugin for WordPress. One of the main issues we see with WordPress sites is Read More >
How to Disable Caching in the .htaccess File
There are times when you must disable caching of your website files. To achieve this, you need a way to force any web browser accessing your site to not cache one or more types of files. For Apache web servers, the best solution is to edit .htaccess to disable caching. Common reasons for not wanting Read More >
WordPress Caching Rewrites
WordPress Caching Below are the steps to fix the re-writes for both plugins, WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache. WP Super Cache Re-Writes Go into your File Manager after logging into your cPanel. Please make sure you have Show hidden files checked. Find your .htaccess in the document root of the website in question. Read More >
No form of database caching to reduce duplicate database queries.
In this article I’ll quickly review why having no form of database caching to reduce duplicate database queries on your website applications, can cause a problematic level of resource usage. What is caching? You probably are already familiar with the common form of web-browser caching, even if you’re not, you’re reaping the rewards of this Read More >
How to enable caching in PrestaShop 1.5
Another step to increasing your PrestaShop 1.5 performance is to install a serverside caching system. Caching holds frequently searched pages in a memory to reduce load on the server that is used to create the pages for visitors to view on demand. It also reduces the load placed on the database as each page has Read More >
How to enable caching in the Smarty template engine in PrestaShop 1.5
Caching is an important part of increasing performance in your PrestaShop store. Enabling caching causes less server strain and faster page delivery to your customers. In this Prestashop article, you will learn how to enable the Smarty template engine caching for your store so your visitors will have a better shopping experience. Follow the instructions Read More >
Adjusting the caching setting for performance in PrestaShop 1.5
Welcome to our last article for the Performance page of the Advanced Parameters course. Much like the previous article on ciphering, this one will be brief. Our last section on the Performance page is Caching. Caching is when the server keeps specific data in memory so it can be re-served to the visitors faster because Read More >
How to disable caching in Drupal 7 Views module
When working with your site, it is generally a good idea to keep caching enabled for performance. This speeds up the site by keeping recent data in memory and displaying that same data for a specific time period. On your site, however, there may be a need for the visitor to see the data on Read More >
Enabling caching for anonymous users in Drupal 7
In order to enhance site performance, Drupal 7 has several options on tuning its caching abilities. Caching for non-registered users is not enabled by default. Turning this on will cause Drupal to keep html copies of pages on hand for faster serving, increasing site speed and limiting repeated queries. Turning on caching for anonymous users Read More >
How to clear caching in Drupal
Setting up caching in Drupal can speed things up for your site and enhance the site’s overall performance. Caching is great as it keeps snapshots of data and pages so reload time is much quicker. There are times, however, when you may need to clear the cache. Caching mechanisms sometimes get hung or maybe you Read More >
Understanding Global Module Caching in Joomla
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can view more information about the end of life here. Enabling caching in Joomla 2.5 is a great way to speed up page load times and reduce server load. While there Read More >
Using Web Browser Caching in OpenCart 1.5
Basically, all the files your site uses (jpgs, gifs, css, js, etc) need to be able to tell visitors computer how long they should keep them for before checking for a new file. This is called web browser caching. If we don’t specify the browser a “cache time” then it will get a new copy of Read More >
Introduction to Memcached: server side data caching
Memcached is a server side caching system that is free and open source, and can be installed on any VPS or dedicated server. A caching system can dramatically improve the performance of your website. How does Memcached work? Memcached stores the data in the memory and when the data is needed the application checks for Read More >
