HTTP compression for my website

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  • Marincky
    General

    • Apr 2006
    • 4539

    #16
    Re: HTTP compression for my website

    click on the first link in my signature and send me an email. and I'll give you some tips. Probably tomorrow tho as it's 1am here now : - )
    Don't aim for success if you want it; just do what you love and believe in, and it will come naturally.

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    • obianuju
      Master Sergeant

      • Feb 2009
      • 61

      #17
      Re: HTTP compression for my website

      I am sending it in a minute. my name is gilda by the way so you will know. So off i go to send it and i really really do appreciate you for this.

      Also i saw your site and i see what you mean by simple. It looked great and loaded fast too, wow!

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      • hammythomas
        Private

        • Mar 2010
        • 3

        #18
        Re: HTTP compression for my website

        You can enable HTTP compression by following way:
        1. Open The IIS Manager
        2. Navigate To the Computer Node
        3. Right Click and Choose Properties
        4. Click On the Edit for Master Properties
        5. Choose the Server Tab.
        6. At the bottom there is a HTTP Compression Group
        7. Check the "Compress Application Files" to get the Active Server Pages or Cold Fusion Pages Compressed
        8. Check the "Compress Static Files" to get your HTML files compressed.
        VH hosted sites only in signature please.

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        • WSBlue
          Brigadier General

          • Apr 2006
          • 1415

          #19
          Re: HTTP compression for my website

          Originally posted by hammythomas View Post
          You can enable HTTP compression by following way:

          1. Open The IIS Manager
          Hi!
          Where to find the The IIS Manager?
          Thank you.

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          • CarbonTerry
            Major General

            • Oct 2005
            • 2620

            #20
            Re: HTTP compression for my website

            Marincky,
            I am somewhat confused about the instructions for php pages in the link.
            "Add to top" ???
            Most pages are php on all of my sites.
            CarbonTerry
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