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Cache
Search query and image caching option

Query Cache

Query Cache
In most use-cases this is not recommended, however if there is high traffic expected, or a lot of repetitive queries, it can be very beneficial.

Query cache methods

    File - The queries are saved within files in the WordPress uploads directory (within asp_upload).
    Database - The queries are saved as options within the wp_options table

Image Cache

Image cropping and cache
This option is recommended, when only large sizes of the result preview images are available on the server (no thumbnails or smaller version).
When enabled, the plugin tries to crop the images from the live results, to be stored in the WordPress uploads directory for further use. It may slow down the search initially (while the images being created), but then it should be much faster - saving bandwith and increasing image loading speed.
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