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Improving the response time, by reducing the amount of processing, in Drupal normally requires using a cache.
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Turn off Drupal caching without Access to admin panel
Drush will allow you to turn of caching with the command:
drush en cache_disable --yes
It is not easy to set up the Drush Windows Installer. … To disable page, JS, and CSS caching, set cache, preprocess_js, and preprocess_css all to '0' in the $conf array:
$conf = array(
'cache' => '0',
'preprocess_css' => '0',
'preprocess_js' => '0', …
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