An article by Ignacio Segura, "nachenko" www.pensamientosdivergentes.net
thanks to davidl2 and wtravel for reviewing.

In this article we'll explain how the URL you wrote in the address bar became the nice page you're viewing at this moment.

GIJOE's Fastest Cache Hack (FCH) provides a much better and faster way of caching Xoops contents. It is per page per module. If you were to modify the templates of a particular module, you would have to wait for the cached contents to expire to get the "new look" of the previously cached contents.

A fast way to expire the cached contents is to delete all the files in XOOPS_TRUST_PATH/fullcache. If .htaccess (usually hidden) shows, make sure you do not delete it.

XOOPS_TRUST_PATH was introduced by GIJOE (based on minahito’s idea as GIJOE credited). The idea and/or concept of XOOPS_TRUST_PATH is to secure a Xoops module by moving all of the module’s PHP files out of web root or DOCUMENT_ROOT.

For each xoops page will have a single description.

in theme.html change

<meta name="description" content="<{$xoops_meta_description}>" />

<meta name="description" content="<{$xoops_pagetitle}>" />

Xoops GroupPermission lets you assign various permission rights cross a module. However, there are occasions that you will need to fine-tune permission based group IDs.