Yes my sites running it

and would photopost gallery have any queries that could be cut down?

D will take a look at photoplog pro after hes done vb seo he said earlier :)

ahh sound mate,trying to keep up with this thread,its going so fasttttttttttttttttttttt :D

I have an idea deceptor,

Won't it be cool, if developers can create their OWN addons for vB Optimise?

This way we can build our own addons for vboptimise with its own special syntax and rules to cache queries for custom scripts.

SO, instead of integrating each and every script to vboptimise, you can create some default addons for popular scripts like vbseo, vbgallery, vbportal etc. Those who have them, will use it, others won't be affected by it at all NOR it would increase the size of vb optimise (which would be the base for all). vbadvanced option should also be like that, as not everybody uses it.

I hope you got me. For an example, check out how vBSEO Sitemap generator has the addon feature to create our own sitemap generator scripts for custom mods.

This would also help keeping vb optimise script untouched and intact.

Thanks

Yes it does, I'm running both live.

veenus - This is what I'm working towards, I just wanted to introduce some major modifications into it first to get the ball rolling :)

As it stands now, a mod author could easily integrate vB Optimise into their system without the need for hook locations, the vBAdvanced integration was an example of this, as a single file housed the means to plug into hooks, store and serve cache, and manage settings for module cache data. :)

On my 3.7.3 PL1 forum I am running these various performance improving products and everything works happy together. My question is (yes, I know you don't guarantee it works with versions other than 3.8 :) ), which of the following products can this one product of yours replace since it does the same thing (more or less)? And, which would be worth running in tandem (if possible) with your vB Optimise product since they provide a tweak yours doesn't (yet)? ;)

Plugin Based Template Cache - 1.0.3 - Plugin based Template-to-File cache without file modification

Vbulletin Template Compressor - 3.5.0 - Compresses Your Templates Statically

My other question involves using more than one cache method with your product. I already use memcache as my temp datastore via the standard VB implementation ( ala config.php) and I use eAccelerator (version pasted below) as my server-wide php caching application. eAccelerator has been flawless since install; excellent boost in performance and reduction in server load with ZERO fuss to date. When selecting the cache method for your product, which would be the correct one for the best speed boost? :)

Zend Engine v2.1.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Zend Technologies
with eAccelerator v0.9.5.2, Copyright (c) 2004-2006 eAccelerator, by eAccelerator
with Zend Extension Manager v1.0.11, Copyright (c) 2003-2006, by Zend Technologies
with Zend Optimizer v3.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2006, by Zend Technologies

This product looks absolutely perfect for high traffic forums and/or forums that are a bit heavy on the mods. :) I am excited to give it a shot; I just want to make sure it is done right the first time around.


Just remember that Photoplog Pro and Photopost Pro are two completely different animals. You would make MANY people happy with some Photopost tweaks. There are quite a few users (including myself) that use Photopost with VBulletin (as well as VBSEO). :) I have been running a VB/Photopost setup for over 4 years now and have tried Photoplog quite a bit. Photopost is the most feature-rich and versatile gallery I have ever used.

So for a wish list of products to optimize, it would have to be these since they are the ones I have come to rely on. :)

• Photopost Pro
• VBSEO
• DownloadsII
• vBadvanced CMPS
• vBulletin Blog
• ibPro Arcade

GlitterKill, the first mod you mentioned can be dropped, as vB Optimise does this for you already.

As for template compressor, you could keep that, but you might have to update that cache then vB Optimise cache for them both to work together.

Lastly, regarding your cache systems, give them both a try, see which feels best and what kinda page generation times you get :)

Went to go save the vb Optimize setting in a vbAdvanced module and I got this error:

SBlueman - What version of vBulletin are you running? :)