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Using a separate domain for static files
Are there any plans for adding the option to have all static content on the forum be delivered via a separate domain? This way you can set that domain to not deal with any cookies and plug in a CDN easier.
I'll just open a feature request on github once I get some feedback.
I'll just open a feature request on github once I get some feedback.
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You can modify cache headers with an apache htaccess file to serve files as static cacheable, you don't need another domain for that.
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HeadModule_BeforeToString_Handler
event.Plugin PageSpeed has option parallelize downloads.
If I think further it could be every item that's generated once by PHP and then kept in the cache till the content of that item changes (CSS style changes, logo / image changes). Something like that?
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I also load JSONP meta from dropbox, which works very well. When I have new images I want to put in my scrolling gallery, I have a python script which does all them image processing, thumbnails and generates the meta. It is great as a hot update.
Todd pointed you in the right direction.
grep is your friend.
Assuming there isn't this took a few minutes to quickly hack up: https://gist.github.com/1316978
If Garden.CDN is set whenever we write out an asset or smartasset just prepend the CDN URL to the asset path.