I am working on a Joomla 3.3.6 site and after making changes to articles I have to keep manually clearing the cache
This was not the case before we had issues server side
Is their something I can do
My system settings are:
cache off
cache handler file Time 15
Please help its driving me crazy
Thanks
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I get 500 Internal server error several times on some pages, since my site was moved to a new server.
The problem automatically resolves after a few seconds (sometimes several seconds).
also when I clear joomla page cache, the problem resolves.
After installing jotcache and replace it with joomla page cache issues resolves but I want to use joomla page cache; because it's faster.
How can I fix this problem?
Joomla 3.8.2 ;
PHP 5.6 ;
MariaDB 10.2 (in old server mysql 5.5 )
You are probably using progressive caching, which is the worst type of Joomla caching and you most likely do not need it. Switch to Joomla conservative caching and see if that fixes the problem.
We having Magento Enterprise and using Redis for caching. any changes on site with contents, Images is not reflecting (old contents/images showing) until browser get cleared.
Please help me to find exact root cause, it this issue related to key expiry?
Thanks in advance.
I am using magento 1.6.2.0 and it keeps returning to to login screen every time I try to do an activity.
Things I have done:
My php.ini memory limits are set at 512Mb and my times set at 18000
checked the server time, php.ini time, and magento config time
Cleard the cache from magento. no joy
Cleared the cache and session from my plesk panel, no joy
Cleaned firefox and chrome history and page cache, not joy
reinstalled Mage_Core_Adminhtml, Mage_Core_Modules, Lib_Js_Mage, no joy
I reinstalled mage JS, no joy
The only changes recently have been the magento php 5.4 patch and had to reinstall Mage_GoogleShopping becase the new one would never complete loading the page.
Every time I try to change to something in the admin menu I have to log back in.
I checked the adminnotification_inbox in the database and it was reset to zero.
I get no errors in firebug, firefox or chrome and my cookies are working although it says .nilandspalce.com.
reinstalled magento.
It is like magento keeps resetting itself as my admin notifications keep coming back after delete
I have no error reports or folder.
I have run out of ideas?
I've came across this issue before... Give this a try...
system->configuration->admin -> select security tab and check session lifetime field
This is where you can define your time...
Also, if you use some .php extensions, some of their session encrypts can cause problems...
For Ex: sjusin.session.encrypt = On (This would need to be turned to Off in some cases)
This you can find in the config file by the way
Also if this doesn't help you check this out about quota.
I had turned on Joomla cache for a while I came across that Joomla login username & password getting filled in automatically. So I turned of cache and happened to be working for the small period of time. Now I experience the same issue even when Joomla cache is turned off.
Given that Joomla automatically cache in the root folder. In the root, There is a folder called cache and inside there is a folder called pages. When it delete the pages folder it happens to be working fine.
How can I fix this? What could be the issue?
Most probably you have enabled auto fill options on your browser and your browser is filling them automatically when same page loads.
If you want to disable page cache, go to Plugin Manager and disable System - Cache plugin.
The website cache has nothing to do with forms being autofilled. That is a browser function.
Hi i have some troubles with memcached + joomla. I installed and started memcached => joomla options cache type memcache (write memcache options) and session type - memcache too. Save all options and after cann't login to site and administration. In error log nothing, when i change cache to database i can login, where is the problem?
What version of Joomla are you running and what is the browser / server combination?
I'm assuming you've cleared the browser cache after making these changes?
Some web servers, especially shared hosting, don't cycle as quickly as we'd like and I've experienced a lag in the time cache settings in Joomla are changed, and when they take effect...
this problem is very simple! go to your directory of joomla.
example:
/home/user/workspace/joomla
and open the file into the joomla folder:
"configuration.php"
with it opened change the line:
public $session_handler = 'memcache';
to
public $session_handler = 'database';
Alright? I hope that helped you.
Don't use memcached for session cache. Use database or file cache for sessions.