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Vocabularies for content types: each content type is associated with one or more taxonomy terms. Each node is automatically associated with the same terms.

Allows indexing and searching menu items. This is useful for site builders, developers and also end-users to quickly find a link.

General Information

This module is for D6 and manages any blocks or views specified on the module's admin page to be displayed through Akamai's caching servers. When a block/view is rewritten the output in a page is replaced with an Akamai ESI tag similar to:

<esi:include src="/url/to/frag/goes/here" ttl="0s" onerror="continue" />

Then the Akamai ESI proxy will request the block/view "fragment" from the 'src' parameter in the markup tag above. The retrieved fragment is only the content for that block/view without any surrounding page markup since the Akamai servers will render it as part of the original page.

The blocks/views are rendered by using GET args for module, block delta and view args. A cookie is placed on login and reset on logout which is used by this module to set different TTL's for content for anonymous vs. authenticated users. These TTL's are defined on the admin settings page for this module at admin/settings/akamai_esi.

The Akamai CCAPI is used to manage cache clearing. The Akamai account username and password need to be set at admin/settings/akamai_esi/api.

Requirements

This module requires the 'soap client' module to communication with Akamai's Cache Control API (CCAPI).

Usage & Testing

Croninfinite allows you to run cron just like a cron job - but completely without a crontab, a site visitor or a manual cron run. It's really a kind of PHP implementation of the unix cron utility what is recommended for most sites.

This module provides a taxonomy term path field for use in Views. Particularly useful if using a jump menu style.

Upgrade to the CDN module!

The Parallel CSS - AdvAgg Plugin module is now obsolete.
The CDN module contains a superset of the Parallel CSS - AdvAgg Plugin module's functionality, with a better UI, and a Drupal 7 port readily available.
No migration path is provided, but it's very simple, see #1410318: Merge into CDN module?. More details are available in the CDN module's Advanced Help documentation. Install CDN module version 2.5 or later, which ships with #1452092: Automatically distribute certain filetypes over multiple CDNs.

Below you, can find a quick tutorial on how you can duplicate the Parallel CSS - AdvAgg Plugin module's behavior using the CDN module.

Why did/does this module exist?

Modern browsers cap the simultaneous image download rate at somewhere around 6 images per domain. This module allows your site to pull images from separate domains simultaneously, thereby removing this cap, and allowing your site to load images more quickly.

This also holds the potential to free up server use, or at least divert some of the requests to different servers so that you do not reach your sever request limits as easily.

In other words: this allows your admins to manage the source URLs your images are referencing during the CSS aggregation process.

Old set-up (pre-CDN module):

At admin/settings/advagg/parallel-css, enter the domains: