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 +Admin Page: **Site Setup > Cache**
  
 The Geo Cache system will cache data, and module output, in cache files.  Using the cache system will greatly reduce the amount of data that is retrieved from the database, resulting in faster page loads and less strain on the database server. The Geo Cache system will cache data, and module output, in cache files.  Using the cache system will greatly reduce the amount of data that is retrieved from the database, resulting in faster page loads and less strain on the database server.
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   * The amount of time something is cached for depends on the nature of that thing.  For example, the "featured listings" module display is cached for 5 minutes since it is always changing, but the "category navigation" modules are cached for a full 30 minutes.   * The amount of time something is cached for depends on the nature of that thing.  For example, the "featured listings" module display is cached for 5 minutes since it is always changing, but the "category navigation" modules are cached for a full 30 minutes.
   * In the admin panel, you can only turn on or off the cache system.  If you are familiar with PHP and are comfortable with editing PHP files, you can try editing the settings file **_geocache/_cacheSettings.php** to fine-tune the cache settings,  but doing so is not supported.   * In the admin panel, you can only turn on or off the cache system.  If you are familiar with PHP and are comfortable with editing PHP files, you can try editing the settings file **_geocache/_cacheSettings.php** to fine-tune the cache settings,  but doing so is not supported.
-  * If you make changes **outside the admin panel**, for instance if you use FTP to upload a change to a template file, you will need to clear the cache or turn the cache off while you are working on changes to the site via FTP.+  * You will need to **clear the cache** (or temporarily turn the cache off) for these events: 
 +    * If you make changes **outside the admin panel**, for instance if you use FTP to upload a change to a template file, you will need to clear the cache or turn the cache off while you are working on changes to the site via FTP
 +    * If the installation is moved, for instance from one folder to another or from one server to another, you need to turn the cache off before the move.  Then you can turn the cache back on once you have moved to the new location.  If you forget to do this, you can clear your cache on the new location to achieve the same effect.  ((Don't forget to make the _geocache folder "writable" if you are changing servers!)) 
 +    * If you update, you will need to turn the cache off before the update starts, and turn it back on afterwards.  Or just clear the cache after the fact if you forgot to do that.  Note that this is part of the standard update instructions.
  
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