Magento extension Lesti_Fpc - Simple Magento Fullpagecache by gordonlesti

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This Cache needs no varnish or any other extenal software and works with events.

Compatible with Magento 1.x

Lesti_Fpc - Simple Magento Fullpagecache

Lesti_Fpc is internal full page cache for Magento. This Cache needs no varnish or any other extenal software and works with events. It is an internal cache and so it replaces dynamic blocks before sending response to customer. Here is little post that explains the workflow of Lesti_Fpc.

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Which pages can be cached?

Per default is cached:

  • cms_index_index
  • cms_page_index
  • catalog_product_view
  • catalog_category_view
You can add your own layout-handles in the configurations.

Which blocks are dynamic or lazy?

Per default are the following dynamic blocks:

  • global_messages
  • messages
  • right.reports.product.viewed
  • global_notices

Per default are the following lazy blocks:

  • top.links
  • cart_sidebar
  • catalog.compare.sidebar
  • wishlist_sidebar
  • welcome (Magento >= 1.8, for Magento 1.7 please read this post)
You can add your own dynamic block in the configurations (only blocks without children). Here you can find a explanation what dynamic and lazy blocks are. If you don't know the name of your block in magento, here is a little post about it.

How to refresh lazy blocks?

The following actions refresh the lazy blocks:

  • checkout_cart_add
  • checkout_cart_delete
  • checkout_cart_updatePost
  • catalog_product_compare_add
  • catalog_product_compare_clear