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Compatible XF Versions 1.3.0 RC1

No need to change anything.

1.1.x has been tested.

All backend config is the same. All the cache data is deleted (When Install/Uninstall/Enable/Disable Add-on). Why is this necessary? For example: Xen Cache add-on cache query count thread in forum. Then, you install an another add-on (We'll call it B). This add-on also listen to modify query...

See: $config['cache'] = array( 'enabled' => true, 'cacheSessions' => true, 'frontend' => 'core', 'frontendOptions' => array( 'caching' => true, 'cache_id_prefix' => 'xf_' ), 'backend' => 'xcache', 'backendOptions' =>...

Xenforo using ZF1 as core library see http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/zend.cache.html for more infomation.

See this config in xenforo core config: $config['cache']['cacheSessions'] = true; All cache data is deleted (As flush cache). If xenforo core cache session, this action may be delete all cache session data.

lamvunhat updated Xen Extra Alert with a new update entry: Inlinemod support Read the rest of this update entry...

lamvunhat updated Xen Extra Alert with a new update entry: Bug Fix Read the rest of this update entry...

In this version, the add-on support only soft delete post in thread. This add-on was created at the request of @dwi. Discussion: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/notify-user-when-his-post-gets-soft-deleted-hidden-with-corresponding-reason.66626/

lamvunhat updated Xen Cache with a new update entry: Adding the clear cache option. Read the rest of this update entry...

@dwi You can try this add-on: Xen Extra Alert o_O

lamvunhat submitted a new resource: Xen Extra Alert - Much more useful alert to your forum. Read more about this resource...

I don't think that Thread_View cache is necessary :p

No, it does not caching the last post. However, some of the information is stored in the xf_thread tables to offload query (JOIN). So I suggest not to set the option "List Forum Thread" or "List Sticky Forum" is too long for the viewer still feels realtime. With the big board just 5 second cache...