PEO Posted July 30, 2009 Posted July 30, 2009 I've setup joomla internally on IIS 7 and is running very fast but I have hit a small problem Im using Jsmallfib extension which allows an article to show folders and files in a directory. If I add a folder the joomla page will update with no problems but If I add an file to a folder it would bring up an error. On Closer look I enabled the cache plugin and that cured the problem. The problem now is if I add or update a file in a folder the front end dosent appear to update unless I clear the cache manually. The idea is for the staff to update files and folders so I dont have to and it should automatically update it self. I noticed in the cache plugin you can set the number of days before it is cleared. Is the a way to set it so it clears every 1 minute with out me interacting, or a better. ok next whats the diffrence between that cache in the admin config, and the cache plugin? Cheers
PEO Posted July 30, 2009 Author Posted July 30, 2009 looking at my test server which is running wamp, I dont have system-cache plugin enabled and it works fine. So my guess is it is something to do with IIS7. Still a little new using IIS7 so Im strugling to think of a solution.
PEO Posted July 30, 2009 Author Posted July 30, 2009 How about that! Fixed the problem. Well that was fun talking to me self for the last 7 hours
mossj Posted August 4, 2009 Posted August 4, 2009 How about that! Fixed the problem. Well that was fun talking to me self for the last 7 hours how just incase anyone else runs into it
PEO Posted August 5, 2009 Author Posted August 5, 2009 I looked at the instructions again for the plugin... been typical male I scan read the lot and missed out the permision part.. once I had entred the correct code I turned cache off as that was not helping. Here is what I had {jsmallfib [central resource library] 63:2, 65:3 g6:2} when it should be this for guests {jsmallfib [central resource library] 0:1} Guide to jsmallfib
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