[HDT]

Lets try this.Thanks for this hack.

[Soup]

The problem with this is that it tells the user's browser to cache the page, which means if they see a cache page, the forum indicators of new posts, as well as the latest post display, may not function correctly.

[TygerTyger]

You can remove this via the AdminCP as standard.

AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cookies & HTTP Header settings > Add No-Cache HTTP Headers = No

I've only found Opera to be a problem using cached pages when new ones are available. Others seem to detect it fine by themselves.

[StuntFactoryX]

Originally Posted by TygerTyger

You can remove this via the AdminCP as standard.

AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cookies & HTTP Header settings > Add No-Cache HTTP Headers = No

I've only found Opera to be a problem using cached pages when new ones are available. Others seem to detect it fine by themselves.

does it make a big difference? and do you suggest no?

[teenhut]

Is this modification to make the forum run fasteR in page loads?

I am sorry, I couldnt understand " very very fast"

What fast?

[harbi]

yes
your forum run faster in page loads


Thank you all

[oberheimhaven]

Originally Posted by Soup

The problem with this is that it tells the user's browser to cache the page, which means if they see a cache page, the forum indicators of new posts, as well as the latest post display, may not function correctly.

I would skip this install its cached and no updates will appear good effort tho A-

[ScP]

AFAIK, this can also be done by using the Add No-Cache HTTP Headers option in vBulletins AdminCP.

[TygerTyger]

Originally Posted by StuntFactoryX

does it make a big difference? and do you suggest no?

I can only reiterate what I said before. Only Opera does not seem to use non-cached pages automatically when it should do. Because enabling no-cache will force data to be redownloaded for every page load regardless of whether anything has changed, if load or bandwidth is of concern to you then you probably should not enable it.

Regardless it won't make page loads faster. If anything it'll make them slower due to having to redownload fresh data every time. A slight mistranslation I think there.

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by TygerTyger

You can remove this via the AdminCP as standard.

AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cookies & HTTP Header settings > Add No-Cache HTTP Headers = No

Actually in this case you can't - those are hard coded into the FORUMHOME template. Not sure why.

Originally Posted by ScP

AFAIK, this can also be done by using the Add No-Cache HTTP Headers option in vBulletins AdminCP.

I believe that refers to proper http headers in the response, like these ;

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2006 12:38:13 GMT
Server: Apache/2.0.51 (Fedora)
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.0.4
Expires: 0
Cache-Control: private, post-check=0, pre-check=0, max-age=0
Pragma: no-cache
Content-Encoding: gzip
Content-Length: 11672
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1

[dutchbb]

It does seem faster... but there's got to be a downside, right?

[GoLDeNLaNd]

kardeş simdi biz bunu yükleyelim mi yüklemeyelim mi ?

Do you support this hack ?

[YeşiLMeN]

Originally Posted by GoLDeNLaNd

kardeş simdi biz bunu yükleyelim mi yüklemeyelim mi ?

Do you support this hack ?

template editlemesi bu hack deilki ve yükle bu cach leri kontrol eden kısım bu olmazsa sayfa daha cbk yüklenir

[erhanerhan_5]

yüklenme saniyesini sıfır yapıyor bu.
ing. salliim
thanks for this edit