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Joomla 1.5 System Cache and VM cart caching
valdez79:
--- Quote from: Cory1970 on April 14, 2011, 23:14:21 PM ---I have turned caching back off, cleared the sit'e cache, and cleared browser cache but the site has continued to have this issue.
I have mod_virtuemart_cart posted on every page in the left hand column. After clicking "continue shopping" and browsing several pages, the modules appears empty and states "Your Cart is currently empty."
Here is the interesting part, once I add another item to the cart my old items appear as well.
Any thoughts?
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Hello Cory1970
I had exactly the same issue as you.
I turned off the following plugins:
plg_gkcache
gavickExtCache
cache
In global configuration the cache is on
global conservative
15 minutes
My Problem was solved.
billkou:
Hello people.
Take a look at this and your problems should be over :
http://forum.virtuemart.net/index.php?topic=43602.0
Post No.2
:)
Limonbay:
I see there's no solution yet for the problem of the cache turned ON and all images in VM repeating themselves.
I hope someone find a solution for this, Cache off is not an option, people want fast sites!
mbit:
So every time you publish new products you have to clean the cache in order to be generated again and all pages must be opened once in order to get cached. First time of caching is so slow! Can we avoid this and somehow purge the new updates without need of regenerating cache pages?
Also does JotCache offers any more features than what joomla default cache does?
jenkinhill:
I have used Jotcache on Joomla 2.5 with VirtueMart 2 and it works OK, even though VM2 is already faster than 1.1.9 I think there is some benefit. This morning I checked JotCache 3.0.2 on Joomla 2.5.7 with VM 2.0.11d. It does allow you to now exclude some modules from cache, useful for the cart and currency exchange rate display.
I have not tested it with VM1.1/J1.5 as I no longer have any old version sites, but my experience now suggests it could be worth a try.
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