Hmmm, forums seem a bit faster, let's see over the next day or so...

3.6.8

Glad to hear it's working on vB 3.6 :)

Will this work on a shared hosting?

Yes Megatron, but you'll probably only be able to use the File Cache method, not Memcache or XCache. :)

Still testing...

Seems fine though :D

Thanks, it was marked installed before previous post ;)

I've released 1.0.2, which fixes a minor bug and updates some other minor functionality regarding XCache users and Filecache, see the main post for further details, to update simply upload the files again and re-install the product XML :)

Just had a play and I didn't see any difference in my page generation times. Currently using XCache on server but also tried Memcache and that was the same. It did cut down 2 queries on forumhome but that was about it.

Thanks anyway but think I'll disable it until more info is available.

XCache will do more work at cutting down load times and overall memory usage, that said, can I ask why you removed this despite two queries being cut down?

Thanks Deceptor...great work a much needed addon. :up:

vBulletin now use prefixes for xcache (in config) to avoid problems when 2 vbulletin used on a same server. Is your plugin ready to use it on multiple forums / same server with xcache method ?

goyo - currently the prefix is predefined, but I can punch out a 1.0.3 update right now if you like allowing you to specify a prefix for the XCache or Memcache items in the vB Optimise settings?

Also thanks, glad you like it :)

Take your time. It's not needed right now...but it would be a nice feature (...not sure but maybe it would help some on shared hosts as well...)

Once again thanks. Your product is great and works well!

Forgot to mention, there is a typo in the admincp page, the last option has the same description as one of the options above, can't remember exactly, thought you'd want to know.

I wasn't able to find a typo, but the descriptions do differ, just slightly though :)

Seems quicker! Thanks! Had to use File Cache option.

Under 'vB Optimise: Cache Phrases', it explains the description of caching templates....not phrases.

Thanks for that man :) Glad it's working good for yah.

Worked beautiful. Dropped my load by about .3 Very nice work.

3.7.4

Does it work with APC ?

how much memory the first option use?

other question.. why if i use the second option.. the queries jump from 18 to 45?

any idea?

:S cheers, nice release btw

This add-on is mind boggling!!!

I'm not particularly concerned with bandwidth and resources in my communities, but said: what's the hack - let's give it a try.

Bottom line is: An amazing improvement in performance, page rendering, and customer experience.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. NOMINATED.

Same question for me :)

APC support will be coming in either 1.0.3 or 1.0.4, unfortunately I haven't had time as of yet to install APC on my server, but once I have I'll implement it into vB Optimise :)

I'm also glad to hear the positive effects this is having on peoples forums :)

Thanks a lot i'll be waiting for apc ;)
i have test with file cach and 1 query it's save great work :):)

I will wait for APC-support, too, and then test this :)

Getting this error:The folder is chmod 777

I also tried in on another forum and now the whole forum has gone!!! I quickly uninstalled all teh files and all I have left is this:This absolute diaster! and I not sure how to fix it.

I am using the file cache method and there is definitely a performance boost,waiting for APC support.
Nominated for MOTM :)

Its totally f...d up and corrupted the database on two forums. NOT HAPPY.

Does it work with TMS?

How can i see if i have memcache on my server?

Birdie...It's a little strange that it works for everybody else...

What option are you using and what kind of server (also what php version) is that ?

Its a shared host. I still trying to get to the bottom of it. Waiting to hear back from some people who know a lot more than I do about it.

I'm going to install this one on my test forum first to see how it goes. But the idea looks great. Save resourses = save $

Thanks mate.

Have you upload the file in the zip??
or have you delete the file and no unisntall the product?

I have 6 forums; 4 with one host and two with another. I installed the mod on all 6 after it worked fine on one. The 4 with the one host worked fine; the two with the other host really got screwed up. They all in a shared hosting environment.

Unfortunatly, the host of the screwed up ones are not available (its currently 10PM Friday night in Australia). Fortunatly the hosts of the other 4 are available (they in a different country) and looked in to it for me. They have fixed one and given me the instructions to fix the other.

They said the problem is most likely the way the other host has the servers set up (I do not know what).

In case this happens to anyone else, this is the instructions they gave me:Thank you to the great folk at URLJet for allowing me to not have a sleepless night over this one!

Installed on my 3.7 forums, thanks! :D Though, how can I test if the memcache works?

One of the best modifications i've ever seen at vb.org in the last couple years. Code is perfectly structured , doing its job perfectly.

Definately deserves to be the mod of the year.

Indeed, also voted for NOTM.

+1 ;)

Excellent work :)
Pretty similar to what I did (regarding the concept, your code is much better than mine!).

A few suggestions though:

• Support for eAccelerator
• User-definable prefix in cases where there are several installations on one server (maybe use the config.php setting?)
• Hook into template_compile, css_output_build, admin_style_datastore to automatically flag cache dirty
• Take care of custom datastore entries (if a datastore cache is being used) on init_startup to avoind the additional query

Partly - you must rebuild the cache manually afer TMS actions.