vBulletin 3.6 :(

[Mosh]

Originally Posted by ZIKI-SET

Congrats

Though 3.6 will get more attention

True, but I will not be testing until 3.6 goes at least to RC, as there will probably be more changes through out the beta phase. Will continue to release for 3.5 until 3.6 Gold comes out and I change over to that

[Ziki]

Yeah but that's only you and me

[MThornback]

Kier said that no signifigant coding changes were going to to be made between 3.5.4 and 3.6 gold...so it stands to reason they could be...but it depends on the hack and wether it uses the new ACP datastore integration or involves the new features

[amykhar]

Chief to answer your question, I will only support the version of vbulletin I myself am running. People are welcome to try the code on other versions, but I will not install test sites with that version to answer questions, etc. So, anything I release new would be for 3.6 only. If it works on 3.5, that's cool. But I'm not going to guarantee backwards compatibility.

[The Chief]

Originally Posted by amykhar

Chief to answer your question, I will only support the version of vbulletin I myself am running. People are welcome to try the code on other versions, but I will not install test sites with that version to answer questions, etc. So, anything I release new would be for 3.6 only. If it works on 3.5, that's cool. But I'm not going to guarantee backwards compatibility.

Thanks for your answer

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by MThornback

Kier said that no signifigant coding changes were going to to be made between 3.5.4 and 3.6 gold...so it stands to reason they could be...but it depends on the hack and wether it uses the new ACP datastore integration or involves the new features

What is the new ACP datastore integration? I guess I must have missed that.

[MThornback]

APC Support for the Datastore
Datastore information can now be stored in shared memory via APC (Alternative PHP Cache) for improved performance.


I'm taking pills for my dyslexia sorry

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by MThornback

APC Support for the Datastore
Datastore information can now be stored in shared memory via APC (Alternative PHP Cache) for improved performance.


I'm taking pills for my dyslexia sorry

I have no idea what the means, sir. I've never messed with it enough I guess. Just the old type datastore.

[Zachery]

You can cache data inside of the APC so it can be pulled directly from memory instead of the database. like the filestore version.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by Zachery

You can cache data inside of the APC so it can be pulled directly from memory instead of the database. like the filestore version.

I've never used the filestore system. I'll have to get with you on that and maybe you can show me how to use it, sir. I have a couple of small hacks for my site that use the datastore now.