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-====== LiteSpeed Cache for Joomla Advanced Settings ====== +~~REDIRECT>​https://docs.litespeedtech.com/​lscache/lscjoomla/settings/~~
-You can set up ESI here (a must if you are trying to cache an ecommerce site), give yourself the ability to clear the cache from a secure link outside of Admin, set a different TTL for the homepage, and set up LSCache to save separate views for mobile and desktop. +
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-===== ESI Feature Enabled ===== +
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-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. +
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-ESI is enabled by default, but you can turn it off, if you don't need it. +
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-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."​ +
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-===== Render Login Module as ESI ===== +
-This setting is enabled by default. It allows you to "punch a hole" for the login module on any page where it appears, so that those pages may continue to be cached publicly, while the login module itself is cached privately.  +
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-Without ESI, every page that contains a login module would need to be cached privately or not at all after a user logs in. +
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-**Note**: if you have already configured the login module separately in the **LiteSpeed Cache Settings (ESI Module Settings)** screen, this setting will not override your previous configuration. +
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-===== Homepage Public Cache TTL ===== +
-Use this setting to choose a different TTL than the other pages on your site. This is useful if you have a static home page (set the TTL very high) or a home page that changes much more frequently than the rest of the site (set the TTL very low). The default is ''​2000''​ minutes, which is the same as the default main TTL setting. +
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-===== Separate View for Mobile Device ===== +
-This option enables users to display a separate HTML for mobile and desktop views. This is primarily used for non-responsive themes, but can also be used in situations where different modules are loaded depending on browser type. +
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-===== Display Purge Message ===== +
-This setting controls whether you see a message each time the cache is purged. It's enabled by default, but if you don't need to see a notification,​ you can disable the settings. +
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-===== Clean Cache Secure Words ===== +
-Sometimes you don't want to go to the bother of logging in to the Administration area in order to purge the cache. With this setting you don't have to. Specify a secure string to attach to the end of a special URL, and you may clear the cache at any time by visiting that URL from your browser. +
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-For example, if your **Clean Cache Secure Words** is set to ''​abracadabra'',​ then you could clear the cache by visiting the following URL: +
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-  http://​example.com/​joomlapath/​index.php?​option=com_lscache&​cleancache=abracadabra +
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-We do recommend you choose something more secure than ''​abracadabra'',​ though. +
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-If the cache was successfully cleared, you will see the confirmation message, ''​All LiteSpeed Cache Purged!''​.+
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