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= 131108 =
* Updated to support all features and functionality of WordPress v3.7+ (this new release of Quick Cache requires WordPress v3.7+). The Quick Cache plugin is now being actively maintained and future updates and improvements will be released periodically by lead developer Jason Caldwell. The popularity of this plugin and recent acknowldegments at WordCamp in Boston have inspired Jason to revamp Quick Cache!
* The latest version of Quick Cache is a complete rewrite. Faster! and even more dependable. NOTE: the free version of Quick Cache (this new LITE version); while it remains fully functional and is more-than-adequate for most sites; is now limited in some ways. The following advanced features from the previous release are no longer available in the lite version: a custom MD5 Version Salt; custom Exclusion Patterns; the Clear Cache button in the admin bar. These, and MANY other brand new features are now available only in the pro version of the plugin. For further details, please see: <http://www.websharks-inc.com/r/quick-cache-pro/>.
* Bug fix. Quick Cache now considers the `HTTPS` evironment variable in order to prevent cache collisions on sites that serve pages over SSL. Nothing to configure, this is now built into the Quick Cache engine.
* UI updates. An improved user interface makes configuring this plugin a dream! Quick Cache got an awesome makeover in this release.
* Improved support for multisite networks. It's never been easier to run Quick Cache on a multisite network. For further details, please see: `Dashboard -› Network Admin -› Quick Cache` when/if you have Multisite Networking enabled in WordPress.
* Update; PUT and DELETE requests are now considered by Quick Cache. By default, Quick Cache does NOT serve cached pages to users who are logged in, or to users who have left comments recently. Quick Cache also excludes administrative pages, login pages, POST/PUT/DELETE/GET(w/ query string) requests and/or CLI processes.
* Dropping support for `ob_gzhandler()`; and the like. Quick Cache will now throw PHP exceptions to warn you about this should it be an issue in your hosting environment. If you want to enable GZIP, please follow the instructions provided by Quick Cache and avoid the use of `ob_gzhandler()` as this is not a recommended way to enable GZIP on any hosting platform.
* Truly atomic cache file write updates. Removing support for SEM vs. FLOCK for file locking. Quick Cache no longer needs a mutex file. Cache file updates are written to a temp file and renamed for the best reliability and improved speed too!
* Localization. Quick Cache is now translatable. This release adds support for gettext translations, a very popular method for translating WordPress plugins. All parts of the Quick Cache plugin can be localized now. The source code was updated with calls to the `__` function and a new text domain was added: `quick-cache`. PO translation files should be placed in your plugins directory, example: `/wp-content/plugins/quick-cache-en_US.mo`; or in `WP_LANG_DIR/plugins/quick-cache-en_US.mo`.
* Capability requirement. This release of Quick Cache requires that an Administrator be logged-in with the Capability of `activate_plugins`. This is a default Capability that comes with the Administrator Role in WordPress. So, unless you've modified your WordPress Roles/Capabilities in some extremely creative way, this should not impact you; just something to be aware of.
* **(Pro Version)** There is now a pro version of this plugin available. Please see: <http://www.websharks-inc.com/r/quick-cache-pro/>. The initial set of pro features include: the ability to cache logged-in users (VERY powerful, particularly for membership sites); a new improved "Clear Cache" button in the admin bar (along with an option to enable/disable this feature); the ability to disable Dashboard notifications related to automatic clearing/purging on change detections; Import/Export functionality for Quick Cache configuration files; URI exclusion patterns (now supporting wildcards); User-Agent exclusion patterns (now supporting wildcards); HTTP referrer exclusion patterns (now supporting wildcards); an MD5 Version Salt; and the ability to get support from lead developer Jason Caldwell if you're having trouble with any of these features.
* **(Pro Version)** Regarding URI/User-Agent/HTTP Referrer exclusion patterns. If you configured any of these options in the previous release and would like to continue to use them in this release, please upgrade to the pro version or contact lead developer Jason Caldwell for assistance. Note: if you had these options configured in the previous release, once you upgrade to the pro version they will come back just like they were. Either that, or you may choose to continue using the previous version of Quick Cache where this functionality still exists.
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