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Video - How to enable caching in Joomla
Thursday, 21 January 2010 23:17

joomla.tutorialsCaching is a method programs use to speed up processing time by saving frequently used and infrequently changing content to the hard drivelready. In this Video Joomla tutorial we will try to enable caching in Joomla.

To begin, please go to Joomla back-end via this url: "your_site/administrator" (e.g: http://vinaora.com/joomla/administrator/)

  • Click Sites, then Global Configuration, go to System
  • Scroll down and and right to the Cache Settings, click Yes next to Cache to enable caching
  • Cache Time controls how to frequently, in minutes, the cache is refreshed. The default of 15 should be okay.
  • Choose a Cache Handler from the list. The default is Memcache, but that might not be installed on your server. Choose File if it isn't
  • Persistent connections to a server such as Memcache are kept open constantly and can somtimes provide a boost in speed. This is especially useful when connecting to a server that isn't located on the same computer as your website
  • If Joomla slows down after you enable caching, try turning on Memcache Persistent
  • Enabling Memcache Compression might also provide a performance boost
  • Lastly, enter the host and port where your memcache server is running. This default is localhost: 11211. If this isn't the case for you, or you just aren't sure, contact Support
  • Type localhost
  • Now type 11211
  • Now let's scroll back up and save these settings
  • Click [Save]
  • Caching has now been enable! If you have problems with Memcache, remember you can always change the cache handler to File

See Tutorial Video with VOICE (step by step):

Enable caching in Joomla 1.5

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Last Updated on Thursday, 21 January 2010 23:32