No that would take an insane amount of effort for limited gain on a loaded cache

it sounds that way but it actually has a big impact for a few reasons

1) when users are new they're more sensitive to loading time. longer loading time = higher bounce rate = lost visitors

2) the loading speed for first time visitors is tracked via the google toolbar; the faster the site is the more google favors it and vice versa

I've also noted this same issue. I'm running vB 4.0.7.

Also, I've noticed the login area in the upper right of vB doesn't work with this enabled... only with FIreFox though. Kind of strange :confused:

Sorry about the huge delay in getting back to you. Thanks for the tip. I tried changing the attributes but I'm getting a '550 Could not change perms... Operation not permitted'. This clearly isn't being caused by Supercharged but if someone could aim me at the source of the problem I'd be grateful,

I've seen similar issues with some mods (It moved my banners, created through the VSA Banner mod, to the bottom of the forum, instead of straight under the navbar where I place them).

If there's a way to prevent that kind of stuff from happening, I'll gladly give this another go, as I did like the way it makes the forum appear to load faster.

Cheers,

Peter

Hopping on the bandwagon in regard to support

Just a note with this mod the concept is great but a lot of JavaScript is not written to be compressed and same with CSS. This will break almost everything.

Hi, when I install this, it create a *[]* menu in my admincp site bar and I dont see the SuperCharged menu. When I uninstall this product the *[]* menu is still there.

Any way to get rid of it? thanks

I am on 4.0.8 with vbseo

I am getting this issue :( I did everything, Modified the time, modified the modified time, change permission to 775 and 777 etc. but this one error is not going away (BTW my safe mod is on)

When I run JS Compressor, it runs fine and gives me no error. But still I get this error

The /***/public_html/clientscript/vbsc.js cache has a modification time of before /***/public_html/clientscript/vbulletin-core.js. Your cache is almost certainly out of date. Please run Compress Javascript under vB4: SuperCharged in your Admin CP.
If you recently updated vBulletin, you should of course run Compress CSS also :)
To prevent issues, your forum is currently running without optimised Javascript as a fallback.

is it actually showing a modification time difference between the two files? as in, is the vbsc.js file actually being updated?