What if you open your config.php file and it already has that? And have a second config.php.new?

If it has that code in the config then no plugins will be used. Which is what you want to do on a test.

Also, you have alot of js that isn't being gzipped or cached. Your other static content such as images aren't being cached either from the looks of it. My guide can help with that, look in sig.

Are you sure it is not commented out, looking like this?

http://www.webpagetest.org/result/13...2ZK/1/details/

http://www.webpagetest.org/result/13...etails/cached/

--------------- Added [DATE]1382582448[/DATE] at [TIME]1382582448[/TIME] ---------------



Yes thats it :erm:

Should the config.php.new still be there?

No, you don't need the config.php.new file as long as you have a config.php file there, unless you want to use it as a backup incase you change something that you can't fix in the config.php file.

Thanks i will check it out. really not understanding what the Not being cached is?

If you need help implementing the htaccess code, then post your original .htaccess & I'll modify it for you in the guide. Also, here's a explanation of caching.
http://gtmetrix.com/leverage-browser-caching.html

Where will i get the .htaccess? I will post it for you

It can be found in the forum root via ftp if you've uploaded one. If you haven't uploaded/made one, then you can just copy/paste the code from the guide into a new one :D

It keep saying upload failed here. I'm lost lol