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Jackson Zhang [LiteMage Extension for Magento Installation]
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Lisa Clarke [Turn On/Off LiteMage in Magento Configurations] Proofreading
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 ===== LiteMage Extension for Magento Installation ===== ===== LiteMage Extension for Magento Installation =====
  
-The LiteMage extension for Magento needs to be installed for each Magento installation. Varnish cache and other full page caches must also be disabled ( including Magento built in full page cache ). Normally locate the xml file for the modules located at app/​etc/​modules/,​ For example, Extendware_EWPageCache.xml, ​ and change ''<​active>​true</​active>''​ to ''<​active>​false</​active>''​. You will need to go to system->​cache management-> ​configure ​(refresh the configuration) and flush the cache.+The LiteMage extension for Magento needs to be installed for each Magento installation. Varnish cache and other full page caches must also be disabled ( including Magento built in full page cache ). Normally locate the xml file for the modules located at app/​etc/​modules/,​ For example, Extendware_EWPageCache.xml, ​ and change ''<​active>​true</​active>''​ to ''<​active>​false</​active>​''​. Alternatively,​ you can rename the xml to other name such as adding ''​.disable''​ to it: ''​mv Extendware_EWPageCache.xml Extendware_EWPageCache.xml.disable''​. You will need to go to system->​cache management-> ​Configuration ​(refresh the configuration) and flush the cache storage ​.
  
  
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 **Note:** If you are using any of our other LiteSpeed Cache plugins, please see **[[litespeed_wiki:​cache:​common:​logged-in-cookie-conflicts|Handling Logged-in Cookie Conflicts]]**. **Note:** If you are using any of our other LiteSpeed Cache plugins, please see **[[litespeed_wiki:​cache:​common:​logged-in-cookie-conflicts|Handling Logged-in Cookie Conflicts]]**.
  
-===== Turn On/​Off ​LiteMage ​in Magento ​Configurations ​=====+===== Turn LiteMage ​On/Off in Magento ​Configuration ​=====
  
-  - Navigate to System ​-> Configuration and in the left side menu under "LITEMAGE CACHE" ​click "LiteMage Configuration"+  - Navigate to **System > Configuration**, and in the left side menu under **LITEMAGE CACHE**, click **LiteMage Configuration**
-  - Under General Settings, set **Enable LiteMage Cache** to "Yes". {{:​litespeed_wiki:​cache:​litemage:​litemage-yes.jpg?​|}} +  - Under **General Settings**, set **Enable LiteMage Cache** to ''​Yes''​. {{:​litespeed_wiki:​cache:​litemage:​litemage-yes.jpg?​|}} 
-  - For initial deployment, we recommend running LiteMage in test mode+  - For initial deployment, we recommend running LiteMage in test modeUnder **Developer Testing**, add your IP address to **Enable LiteMage Cache Only for Listed IPs**. Remove your IP when done with testing. {{:​litespeed_wiki:​cache:​litemage:​litemage-testip.png?​|}} 
-    - Under Developer Testing, add your IP address to **Enable LiteMage Cache Only for Listed IPs**. Remove your IP when done with testing. {{:​litespeed_wiki:​cache:​litemage:​litemage-testip.png?​|}} +  - Click the **Save Config** button at the top of the screen. 
-  - Click the "Save Config" ​button at the top of the screen. +  - Navigate to **System > Cache Management**. Under **Cache Storage Management**, check the box next to **Configuration** and click the **Submit** button to refresh the configuration cache. ​
-  - Navigate to System ​-> Cache Management. Under "Cache Storage Management", check the box next to "Configuration" ​and click the "Submit" ​button to refresh the configuration cache. ​+
  
 Notes: Notes:
  
-  * To turn off LiteMage, set **Enable LiteMage Cache** to "No" ​and refresh the configuration cache again. +  * To turn off LiteMage, set **Enable LiteMage Cache** to ''​No'' ​and refresh the configuration cache again. 
-  * If you encounter a "Your installation of LiteSpeed Web Server does not have LiteMage enabled." ​error message, make sure that your LSWS has the LiteMage module and that you have enabled LiteMage in your Magento ​".htaccess" ​file. (Refer to the "Turn on the LiteMage Module" ​step above). +  * If you encounter a ''​Your installation of LiteSpeed Web Server does not have LiteMage enabled.'' ​error message, make sure that your LSWS has the LiteMage module and that you have enabled LiteMage in your Magento ​''​.htaccess'' ​file. (Refer to the **Turn on the LiteMage Module** step above). 
-  * Once LiteMage Cache is enabled, a Flush LiteMage Cache” button will show up under System ​-> Cache Management. If you click Flush Magento Cache” or Flush Cache Storage, it will automatically flush LiteMage Cache as well. +  * Once LiteMage Cache is enabled, a **Flush LiteMage Cache** button will show up under **System > Cache Management**. If you click **Flush Magento Cache** or **Flush Cache Storage**, it will automatically flush LiteMage Cache as well. 
-  * For LiteMage to work correctly, you must have both "Configuration" ​and "Layouts" enabled ​under System ​-> Cache Management. If you are using Magento Enterprise, you must also disable "Page Cache".+  * For LiteMage to work correctly, you must have both **Configuration** and **Layouts** ''​Enabled'' ​under **System > Cache Management**. If you are using Magento Enterprise, you must also ''​Disable''​ **Page Cache**. 
 +  * LiteSpeed doesn'​t need anything from **Blocks HTML output**. Leave it ''​Enabled''​ to start, but if it causes trouble, you can set it to ''​Disabled''​.
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