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Thanks, final kaoss

I already know this very well. no need to thank me for anything as I don't expect it from anyone since I love sharing whatever I have.

The purpose of such thread is to bring the max, useful and powerful codes that can be used by site owners pro and beginners so that anyone can get the advantage...

do you think newbies for example will read you article or any article that has long story... NO WAY!!

Here I want to simplify things to all by slicing up codes and so on, and introduce basic knowledge on how to deal with vb codes mainly to newbies since they are the majority ...

I'm not denying anyone's right or anything and I know you guys did great job by introducing full procedure on how to speed up vb pages, but still not everyone will read long articles as people tend to go with short and useful tools.

I believe you got the point, mate.

Sorry for writing long,

Cheers,

Originally Posted by final kaoss

Yes fxdigi, thanks for your contribution but this (and more) has already been added by me as bzcomputers pointed out. To be fair though, I can't take credit for all of that code. Thanks goes out to matty asia & the plugin for wordpress w3 total cache.

If you like though, I wouldn't mind any extra ideas that you may have that you can contribute to my article

Following the steps in my guide yields these results:
*With the latest test I've done for my forums, I get a score of 92
http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.vide...t.com/lARNL8yu
*With regular sites (non forums) people can get on average 90 on pagespeed & 84 for yslow
http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.odys...e.com/dgY7xuqQ
*Here is a standard html page with not much javascript 98/85
http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.odys...e.com/NEUWGtPn