The homepage of the website is the most opened, and the first page of the forum is also the most opened. If this page can be opened as quickly as possible, it is the concern of the webmaster and the needs of netizens. However, the homepage often calls a lot of information and reads the database many times. If you want to open it quickly and have smooth access, you need to make changes and improve it. Some people have proposed to use static, and others have proposed to establish a caching mechanism on the home page. But compared to small and medium-sized webmasters, many of them don't know how to modify or write programs at all. This faces a question: Can caching or static use be the simplest way?
Changyi website manager provides you with a streamlined code to simply implement homepage caching. Caching means writing data in memory, which is much faster than fso for reading static pages. I don’t know which one is faster, but it is certainly much faster than calling the database directly, and there is no need to modify the database. Simply modify this file. All done. As long as your server supports the xmlhttp component, everything is easy. This component is generally supported.
The method of use is very simple. Download the component, name it index.asp, then open the file, modify the URL and other corresponding parameters, and change your original homepage (such as index.asp) to index2.asp!
It can be refreshed automatically, or you can use index.asp?g=xx to force a manual refresh.
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