Instart Logic

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The Instart Logic module provides integration with the Instart Logic CDN. This enables the purge/invalidation of cached URLs in the Instart Logic Service in response to different site events. It purges not only the internal URL (node/xxx) but also any associated URL aliases. The module integrates with the Cache Expiration module to provide automatic purging.

AJAX Include

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AJAX Include Pattern for Modular Content.

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- matchMedia.js and Ajax-Include-Pattern
Download the library archives from the folllowing:

https://github.com/paulirish/matchMedia.js/
https://github.com/filamentgroup/Ajax-Include-Pattern/

Generic HTTP Purger

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This project provides a generic HTTP-based purger to the Purge project and allows site builders to support caching platforms and CDNs that aren't supported by any other modules. It aims to provide the same technical configuration options that older versions of Purge provided.

XMLRPC Page Load

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xmlrpc_page_load Provides a simple XMLRPC call that can simulate a page being accessed as a certain user. This can be used in two ways:
To simulate accessing a page when other mechanisms prevent a traditional user login
To seed caches by having apache / nginx handle the request as if someone actually accessed the site

Cacheable forms

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This module was created primarily to address issues related to the cache_form table in Drupal.

Specifically:
1. Ajaxified forms throw an error if the the form was served from a cached page after the corresponding record in cache_form was deleted
2. cache_form table size can grow to be extremely large in enterprise websites