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[sigmaaie Friend sigmaaieJoin date: March 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanks: 9]

#185353

Hi all,

I have a problem with Joomla cache in my website. Which is running in Joomla! 2.5. with Kranos theme.

The issue is that when I clean ‘JAT3 Clean cache’ button it seems that all changes are done, but after some days the website style ‘breaks down’. Everything appers in plain HTML, without styles.
To fix it I press the button again, and then styles appear again.

Do you know, what is happening? Should I do not use JAT3 Clean cache button? Should I use the ‘Cache cleaner’ instead?

The settings in the theme global configuration are:

Enable Development Mode -> No
Cache Mode -> Enable
Cache Exclude -> –
Enable Template Information -> Yes

Optimize CSS -> No
Optimize JS -> No
Optimize Folder -> t3-assets
Optimize Exclude -> –

Thank you very much.

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#484885

The problem on your site will fix with my setting, see the screenshot

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#485021

Thanks Ninja Lead. I’ll try what you are saying…

One more thing, which is the best cache configuration? Right now the settings in my system are the following ones in the picture.

Thanks again!

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#485099

Yeah, you can use Cache Settings of Global Configuration on your site as in the screenshot

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#485392

Thanx Ninja Lead!

I’m gonna try configurating my settings with your first screenshot recomendation ( CSS&JS compression). But, with the Cache settings, which option do you recomend? OFF, ON- Conservative or ON- Progressive??

Thank you very much!

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#485537

This is tools tip on Cache Settings: Enable or disable caching and set caching level.

Conservative level: smaller system cache.
Progressive level (default): faster, bigger system cache, includes module renderers cache. Not appropriate for extremely large sites.

I suggest you use Progressive level

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#485612

Ok, I’m gonna try… But this will ensure that my user won’t need to clean his browser cache to see every change in the content? Nowadays, with every change I make, web users have to clean the browser cache.

Thank you again. I’m going crazy with all this things.

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