psPageCache

DNN Page Caching Module

Loading times getting your customers down? Turbo charge your DNN website with psPageCache, a DNN page caching module.

Why should I use your DNN Page Caching module

Every time a page on a DNN website loads, all those installed Modules need to be re-loaded. This takes time as the CMS has to query the database, the database then needs to return all the page information, this action is completed for every page load/refresh.

psPageCache works by creating and storing a cached HTML version of every page on whichever DNN website it is installed on. Instead of the CMS having to access the database each time a page is loaded, this cached version is sent back to the user instead. This drastically reduces the waiting times for users as there is no need to re-build the page from the database for every page request.

Features

Easy to install, psPageCache simply plugs into DNN versions v6+
psPageCache comes with a Page Settings interface and an easy to use admin module, enabling the management of page cache settings en-masse
Both file cache and memory cache options are available for more flexibility
Options to specify querystring parameters to enable page caching based on querystring differences
12 months of free updates
Comprehensive user guide - download guide
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Enhancing Performance

If you are looking for a quick and super effective way to enhance the performance of your DNN website then why not try our DNN page caching module - psPageCache.

Easy to install and setup, psPageCache utilises and enhances the powerful in-built DNN page caching features to turbo charge your DNN website.

Enabling you to choose between file and memory based caching on a 'per page' basis, means you can specify which parts of your website need a super boost.

Licensing

The Single Domain licence allows the Licensee to install this package on one DNN portal using one domain/sub-domain.

The Three Domain Licence allows the Licensee to install this package on three DNN portals using up to three different domains/sub-domains.