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litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:general [2016/05/06 18:46] Long Hu [Logged In Usernames/Cart Items Being Shown On Other User's Pages] |
litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:general [2016/05/06 21:44] Long Hu [Turning On Maintenance Mode While LiteMage Is Enabled] |
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| - | Alternatively you can remove footer block injection. This however will slow down page loading time as well as increase cache size and is hence not recommended. | + | Alternatively you can remove footer block injection from LiteMage config.xml. This however will slow down page loading time as well as increase cache size and is hence not recommended. |
| ==== JavaScript global variable problem ==== | ==== JavaScript global variable problem ==== | ||
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| **1. You need to purge LiteMage Cache after maintenance**\\ | **1. You need to purge LiteMage Cache after maintenance**\\ | ||
| - | During maintenance, go to the Magento Admin Panel and navigate to System > Configuration > LITEMAGE CACHE > LiteMage Configuration, and set “Enable LiteMage Cache” to “No”. This will disable and automatically purge LiteMage Cache. Then, after removing the maintenance.flag file, re-enable LiteMage by changing “Enable LiteMage Cache” back to “Yes”. | + | After maintenance, go to the Magento Admin Panel and navigate to System > Cache Management > Flush All LiteMage Cache |
| **2. You do not need to purge LiteMage Cache after maintenance**\\ | **2. You do not need to purge LiteMage Cache after maintenance**\\ | ||