So has anyone had any experience using mod_pagespeed ?
http://code.google.c...ocs/module.html

Upon loading this I found that the editor on my site would not load. I had a hunch that it was based on how it was processing Respecting Vary Headers so I added ModPagespeedRespectVary on as suggested.

This got my editor to load, but not completely... ie... All the buttons in the editor were missing.

I've used this on vBulletin in the past... Don't know why it would be different for Invision.

Thoughts?

Dan ran it. Heres a tweet from him to summarize it.

http://twitter.com/d...ses/29659629905

Dan ran it. Heres a tweet from him to summarize it.

I disagree with his comment.

Using mod_speed on my server used less CPU and Ram. And the page loads super fast.

I disagree with his comment.

Using mod_speed on my server used less CPU and Ram. And the page loads super fast.

It was 11months ago, I'm sure they've updated and refined the module a little since then.

Bug http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/7511

looks like it was effecting drupal too. http://drupal.org/node/1095908

Bug

http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/7511

looks like it was effecting drupal too.

http://drupal.org/node/1095908

Seems that CKeditor fixed this in the newer release

Downloading the standard editor: CKEditor 3.6.2, released on 13 September 2011

Seems not to be affected by this bug.... I wonder how soon Invision will take before updating the editor

Seems not to be affected by this bug.... I wonder how soon Invision will take before updating the editor

http://community.inv...48572-ckeditor/

All the more reason to look forward to the release of 3.2.3 :D

Read this: http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2010/mod_pagespeed-performance-review/