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  1. xfrocks

    xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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    #72 xfrocks, Aug 19, 2014
    You can set TTL for XenPorta to 0 to disable caching for that page.

    Yes, you should use both of them.
     
  2. xfrocks

    xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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    #73 xfrocks, Sep 14, 2014
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  3. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #74 RoldanLT, Sep 14, 2014
    Any other option added? Except for the dejer option and filter list?
     
    1. xfrocks

      xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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      #75 xfrocks, Sep 14, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT No other options :)
       
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  4. Chahal

    Chahal New Member

    #76 Chahal, Sep 14, 2014
    For upgrading do I remove the old files and uninstall or just upload the new files and import the new xml?

    A line or two in the read me file about upgrading would be helpful.
     
    1. xfrocks

      xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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      #78 xfrocks, Sep 14, 2014
      xfrocks @Chahal Just upload the new files, choose to overwrite any existing files and import the xml.
       
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  5. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #77 RoldanLT, Sep 14, 2014
     
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  6. John

    John Member

    #79 John, Sep 14, 2014
    Hey @xfrocks I'm getting this error after upgrading. Just wanted to see:
     
    1. xfrocks

      xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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      #80 xfrocks, Sep 14, 2014
      xfrocks @John Looks like you haven't uploaded all the file. Try uploading again.
       
    2. John

      John Member

      #81 John, Sep 14, 2014
      John @xfrocks Definitely did, must have been while I was updating. I'll see if it comes up again.
       
    3. xfrocks

      xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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      #82 xfrocks, Sep 14, 2014
      xfrocks @John Ah, that makes sense :)
       
  7. maszd

    maszd New Member

    #83 maszd, Sep 15, 2014
    thanks for this great addon @xfrocks
    my site become more faster than before ;)
     
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  8. xfrocks

    xfrocks XenForo rocks!
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    #84 xfrocks, Sep 18, 2014
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  9. maszd

    maszd New Member

    #85 maszd, Sep 18, 2014
    how to update @xfrocks, should i remove previous version first?
     
    1. RoldanLT

      RoldanLT Active Member

      #86 RoldanLT, Sep 18, 2014
      RoldanLT @maszd Just upload all files and overwrite then update using the XML.
       
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  10. maszd

    maszd New Member

    #87 maszd, Sep 18, 2014
    thanks @RoldanLT for info and @xfrocks for this great addon,,this my last speed result test, one word amazing ! ;)
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  11. CarlosMST

    CarlosMST New Member

    #88 CarlosMST, Sep 19, 2014
    Hi @xfrocks I have some questions:

    The function Defer JS of your addon is compatible with the addon "Defer JS" https://xenforo.com/community/resources/defer-js.2972/ ?

    What is the difference between this addon?

    Is recommendable to use both addons at the same time?

    Do you recommend to disable DeferJS addon?

    Thanks.
     
    1. xfrocks

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      #89 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @CarlosMST As far as I understand, the Defer JS feature works similarly. If you wish to use the other add-on, you should turn off Defer JS feature to save server resources.
       
  12. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #90 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    No.
    Yes, un install the other addon ;)
    And enable this addon defer js feature.
     
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    1. CarlosMST

      CarlosMST New Member

      #101 CarlosMST, Sep 19, 2014
      CarlosMST @RoldanLT Thanks @RoldanLT !
       
  13. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #91 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    I'm transferring into a new server, How can I clean up/prune all .css files on /data/bdCache/css/ without breaking my site display?
    I know I have gigs on that directory :D
     
    1. xfrocks

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      #92 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT Just delete it and internal_data/bdCache too.
       
  14. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #93 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    Then what if a user browse my site, then a lot of .css files becomes 404 ?
     
  15. xfrocks

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    #94 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
    In used files will be generated once you turned on the new server.
     
    1. RoldanLT

      RoldanLT Active Member

      #95 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
      RoldanLT @xfrocks Sorry but I don't understand this :(
       
    2. xfrocks

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      #96 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT When you switch to the new server, it will regenerate css files for you so you don't need to move those over.
       
  16. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #97 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    My old server is still use for live forum, so I can delete it all fine now?
    Nobody will receive a 404 on those .css file?
     
    1. xfrocks

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      #98 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT You shouldn't delete on old server because for cached page (cache page feature), the file is saved and will not be generated. User will get 404 error for those files. You cannot exclude directory in your backup?
       
  17. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #99 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    So what happened exactly if I transfer to new server?
    Then they visit the site with my forum hosted on the new server already.
     
    1. xfrocks

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      #100 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT CSS files will be generated automatically if users hit the new server. The only time when user will receive 404 for CSS file is when a cached page is used. But with new server, no pages are cached yet so it will be safe.
       
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  18. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #102 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    What if I disable the css feature for now?
    Then enable back when I already transfer it on the new server?
     
    1. xfrocks

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      #103 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
      xfrocks @RoldanLT You can do that.
       
  19. RoldanLT

    RoldanLT Active Member

    #104 RoldanLT, Sep 19, 2014
    Without issues?
    I mean I can migrate all files with a fresh/blank css files?
     
  20. xfrocks

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    #105 xfrocks, Sep 19, 2014
    Without issues. Or best, just disable the add-on, delete the directories then move. You can enable it later.
     
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