Will there be a Pro version for the 3.8 series?

There already is (see the main post), and that vBET confliction has been fixed fyi. :)

Hi,

When, I make a purchase it doesn't give me an option for a 3.8 version?

Dear Deceptor

I use your code from the biging and I notes in this new one I use Mobile Device Detectionv to use custom style for mobile but now it is only use the Default Style.

how to make sure it will use this mode if I connect to my fourm by mobile?

Megatron - There is no seperate product, it works on vB3/4 (different xml installers however), the same goes for Lite.

el-q6r - What do you use to "define" mobile usage? vB Optimise will cache styles after vBulletin has decided which style to use (which includes user selection, forum/blog overrides, etc..), so aslong as any method used keeps within that format it shouldn't be a problem.

OK, thanks dude. :D

Thank you my brother .. I have a question I used the product and placed on filecashe and reduced the number of queries 2 and this is good.
. My question is when I go Flush Cache selection seems to me ..
vB Optimise: Flush Cache
vB Optimise has flushed the cache.

If this does not appear to work please run the System Test.

When I go system test
I find everything good
Is there a problem?

If the system test reports no issues, then it's working fine - the message in the manual flush is just there to inform you there is a test to confirm everything is working :)

Aha ok, because in version 1.3 I was the press Flushcashe
It gives me two choices then I put the mark in the circle and press ok
But now is different so I asked
Does this mean once the pressure on flushcashe doing that?

Generally Thank you:)

I'm not sure I understand your question fully. But to be clear - the Flush Cache is an option but should no longer be required, vB Optimise anticipates where data is updated so cache can be flushed automatically. However I'm not perfect and modifications may conflict so the Flush Cache option is there purely as a failsafe until I strengthen rules (that is if they need it, so far no one has reported "stale cache" issues :)).