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AJAX-based page navigation [Lite]
This hack speeds up page loading, thanks to technology AJAX. Now, instead of to load headinclude, header, navbar, footer and other templates to download only the main content. This saves a lot of traffic and increases the usability of the forum. ======== WARNING! This hack not support vBSeo! This hack only for vBulletin 4.0 This hack tested and works fine on vBulletin 4.0 default style ======== Features Lite: 1. AJAX-based page navigation in threads 2. Select type of scroll on completed loading threads 3. Setting "wait" cursor ======= Features Pro: 1. AJAX-based page navigation in Threads, Forums, Blogs, Blogs Comments, PM 2. Select type of scroll on completed loading Threads, Forums, Blogs, Blogs Comments, PM 3. Setting "wait" cursor ======= Demo: <removed, no longer available> Install: 1. Upload all files to ftp 2. Import XML product 3. Configure hack in vBulletin Options Download Now
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This seems nice, going to give it a try.
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Nice. Installed the lite version and like what I see. If finances permit I will definitely look into getting the Pro version.
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I suggest User-group based active for this Mod.
I want to use Ajax for our Admin/Mod members but I don't want to loose our site's traffic rank. |
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thanxxx man
under test installed |
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Neat idea, but really, $34 for the pro version? Seems a bit high.
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Demo link doesn't work... and also, i don't understand what this do... is a complementation to the vgamez product? or what?
And when you say "This hack not support vBSeo!" that means that if i have vbseo i can't install this? |
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Quote:
My site works. Test the Lite version. Quote:
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Does It work on 4.1.10 ?
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I don't understand how this works, I looked at your "test site" and all I see are full http requests in both IE10 and Firefox, so what is the ajax doing on the page if anything?
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