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--- litespeed_wiki:cache:lscjoomla:configuration:advanced [2020/02/03 14:54]
Jackson Zhang [Clean Cache Secure Words]
+++ litespeed_wiki:cache:lscjoomla:configuration:advanced [2020/02/03 16:39]
Lisa Clarke [ESI Feature Enabled] Copyediting
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 ===== ESI Feature Enabled =====
-LiteSpeed's implementation of ESI (Edge Side Includes) brings caching to the next level by allowing you to mix public and private content on a single page, and still serve that page from cache. ESI is a an important aspect of any ecommerce caching strategy.
+LiteSpeed's implementation of ESI (Edge Side Includes) brings caching to the next level by allowing you to mix public and private content on a single page, and still serve that page from cache. ESI is an important aspect of any eCommerce caching strategy.
-ESI is enabled by default in the plugin, but you can turn it off, if you don't need it.  You can not use OpenLiteSpeed for this feature since OLS doesn't support ESI at all.  For LiteSpeed Enterprise, normally the ESI feature is disabled by default on server level. You will need to enable ESI on LSWS before using ESI related features. Please check this wiki on [[litespeed_wiki:cache:common_installation:shared-enable-individually|how to enable ESI on LSWS for control panel or native environment]].
+ESI must be enabled both in the plugin and at the server level. ESI is enabled by default in the plugin (but you can turn it off, if you don't need it). The ESI feature is //disabled// by default at the server level. You will need to [[litespeed_wiki:cache:common_installation:shared-enable-individually|enable ESI in LiteSpeed Enterprise]] before using ESI-related features in the plugin.
+**Please Note**: OpenLiteSpeed does not support ESI, so you cannot use this feature with OpenLiteSpeed.
 Want to learn more about ESI? [[https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2017/09/06/wpw-esi-and-litespeed-cache/|This blog post]] explains it from a WordPress point of view, but the concepts are the same for Joomla. Anywhere you see the word "widget," just think "module."