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Generating Static Category Pages
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sharma22
Usergroup: Member Joined: Apr 04, 2011 Total Topics: 7 Total Posts: 10 |
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Option to generate static category pages based on level of categories. Levels higher than that can be the way it is now. This will reduce some load on the server. |
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Paul
developer Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 67 Total Posts: 7741 |
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The static pages system isn't intended for caching large portions of the site, use the cache system instead. Admin -> Settings -> General -> cache system. I don't understand why the level of the category should affect whether it's cached, though. How would that help? |
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sharma22
Usergroup: Member Joined: Apr 04, 2011 Total Topics: 7 Total Posts: 10 |
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After using Static File Generation to create some static files, I noticed those pages opened much more faster than cache pages and I did the testing on www.webpagetest.org/ as well. Using level of categories to create static category pages will take care of limitations set by some web hosting company for maximum number of files and folders allowed. |
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Paul
developer Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 67 Total Posts: 7741 |
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You have no membership, only guests? Static files don't work when members are involved. Cached pages are slower because they check for member status etc, but are an order of magnitude faster than the normal page. Never heard a web host limit like that. |
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