I'm having some performance issues with my DNN 3.1.1 installation (www.psiphidelta.net).
Right now I have Caching off, because another portal on this same server was seeing problems when I had it on. They would update pages, and the updates wouldn't be seen. Sometimes it would require a refresh of the browser. Sometimes it took a click of
the "clear" link in the host settings. Sometimes I had to recycle IIS itself. Eventually, I just said to heck with it and shut if off.
The speed issue keeps coming up again and again, however. So I'm looking for suggestions.
I've done HTTP Compression in IIS, and I know I can compress my CSS, remove extra white space in Default.aspx, etc.. All of that is on my "to do list". Caching, however, still has me nervous. So...
Does anyone know how to get around the issue I described above?
Do the Module Cache settings work if the Cache setting in the Hosts admin area is off?
If the overall caching at the Host level is on, does it over-ride what's in the Module Cache setting? If I have a module set to 0 cache, will it not cache at all?
csi95
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Help with Caching
Mar 24, 2006 04:06 PM|LINK
I'm having some performance issues with my DNN 3.1.1 installation (www.psiphidelta.net).
Right now I have Caching off, because another portal on this same server was seeing problems when I had it on. They would update pages, and the updates wouldn't be seen. Sometimes it would require a refresh of the browser. Sometimes it took a click of the "clear" link in the host settings. Sometimes I had to recycle IIS itself. Eventually, I just said to heck with it and shut if off.
The speed issue keeps coming up again and again, however. So I'm looking for suggestions.
I've done HTTP Compression in IIS, and I know I can compress my CSS, remove extra white space in Default.aspx, etc.. All of that is on my "to do list". Caching, however, still has me nervous. So...