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The website cleanup tools page will allow you to empty any website cache, as well as automatically locate and repair common problems, and remove any orphaned data. There are a number of cleanup tools, which are run individually; ideally none ever need to be used, but if things happen outside the norm (such as corruption, or bugs), they can be very useful.

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(pointing to on-disk uploads)

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The website software has advanced internationalisation support at its core: most content can be naturally translated into multiple languages. This support requires all language strings to be stored separately to actual content. This tool will detail and repair any problems in the link between content and language strings.

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The website software associates on-disk files (stored in the <tt>uploads/</tt> subdirectories) with content. This tool will list all the files the website software believes are on-disk, but not actually used. Please do not delete them without giving each individual consideration: it is possible that someone has manually placed them (or an unofficial addon has made them) and referenced them in a non-standard way.

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This tool is the opposite to the orphaned-uploads tool: it will find references to on-disk files for content where the files do not actually exist. The database records of the content will be detailed in a coded format, from which you can determine the resource type and the resource ID. This tool will also test non-local URLs for &lsquo;404&rsquo; errors.

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Choose what you would like to clean-up from the list. It is advised to only tick (check) the options you need &ndash; indiscriminately running all tools will not likely result in any net benefit, and will cause a temporary load-increase on your server.

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You may wish to rebuild caches after editing content outside the official website interfaces, or if cache files are lost or corrupt &ndash; however you should not ever need to rebuild caches if you have only been administering the website normally.<br /><br />If you regularly make manual changes to files outside website interfaces, you may find it useful to know that you can automatically regenerate any cache used in the generation of a page by clicking the web browser refresh button whilst holding the <tt>ctrl</tt>+<tt>alt</tt>+<tt>shift</tt> keys down together.

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De-cachers

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Comcode fields are cached in a pre-calculated format which is a cross between Comcode and <acronym title="HyperText Markup Language">HTML</acronym>. In theory this should mean that changes to site configuration shouldn't damage the validity, but some changes may do so.

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Enable block caching. It is highly recommended that this option is left on for a production website, but whilst you are setting up a site you may wish to disable it so that your changes are reflected immediately.