Joomla Question Regarding Lowering Resources

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    I was wondering if any experienced Joomla admins here could recommend tricks on lowering the amount of hosting resources it uses. My new site http://www.altermyenergy.com loads slowly IMO. I enabled caching today but that's the only thing I could find.

    Thanks for your help :)
     
    micksss, Jul 14, 2008 IP
  2. Anghus

    Anghus Peon

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    Hi there, What hosting company are you using?
     
    Anghus, Jul 14, 2008 IP
  3. Joomla_Services

    Joomla_Services Banned

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    Yeah,its because you must have activated cache for all the modules and components as well.
    And if you are using J 1.5,then try cleaning it time to time..
    Goodluck..
     
    Joomla_Services, Jul 14, 2008 IP
  4. micksss

    micksss Notable Member

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    Do you know of any way to give access to a "non admin" publisher to create new articles in Joomla? Also has anyone heard of a way to do mobile blogging with Joomla? Thanks!
     
    micksss, Jul 18, 2008 IP
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  5. bnandika

    bnandika Well-Known Member

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    set the registered user to one of these group

    Author Group:
    These Users are given access to submit new content and edit their own content items/pages by logging into the Front-end.

    Editor Group:
    These Users are given access to submit and edit any content by logging into the Front-end.

    Publishers Group:
    These Users are given access to submit, edit and publish any content by logging into the Front-end.
     
    bnandika, Jul 19, 2008 IP
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  6. micksss

    micksss Notable Member

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    Thanks bnandika :) I have set them to be a Publisher but I don't see where they can submit a new article when they are signed in... Only edit articles that have already been published.
     
    micksss, Jul 21, 2008 IP
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    bnandika Well-Known Member

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    You should make section menu to see the article

    from the backend login as administrator

    Menus -> User Menu -> New (+) -> Articles -> Section Layout

    Let say the menu is to list News section, than set all as default except

    Access Level : Special
    Parameter - Basic : Section select News

    If the publisher login in the frontend, he can see all articles in News section, and publish the unpublished articles.

    If you want to list another section than make a new menu as above.

    Hope this help
     
    bnandika, Jul 23, 2008 IP