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Can we expect a 3.4.7?

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hello, with the end of the 3.4.x series, we have a quality tool, a stable version without major bug, can we expect a 3.4.7 that corrects a few bugs reported since 3.4.6?

4.xx will be a new adventure, have a good finalize 3.4.7 would be a very good thing, thank you in advance.

I do NOT think that would happen... :)

I do NOT think that would happen... :smile:

We've already had a 3.4.5 and 3.4.6... it could happen. Probably depends on the number and extent of any bugs that come up in 3.4.6. Time will tell.

It should happen given the issues with using the WYSIWYG editor in IE11

The WSYWIG editor will be getting a major overhaul in 4.0, looking forward to it, even though my forum is for a few people at the moment.

We are not presently planning to release a 3.4.7. 3.4.6 was, in fact, exactly what you are requesting - "one final release to clear up any major bugs" for those not intending to upgrade to 4.0.

It is possible a 3.4.7 will be warranted, however it is not something that is presently being focused on. We will release an update should we determine it is necessary to do so. I don't think the situation is really black and white, will or won't, etc.

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No 3.4.7 in nexr week to have a perfect clean IPB ? Without problem with ie11, copy/paste, ... ?

Thank for all :).

https://www.invisionpower.com/support/kb/_/ie11-copypaste-and-quote-issues-r58

It's a simple fix above for that and not something that will be properly fixed until 4.x as it's due to a third party item (editor) so the above patch should be fine.

No 3.4.7 in nexr week to have a perfect clean IPB ? Without problem with ie11, copy/paste, ... ?

Thank for all :smile:.

Look up, the editor and IE11 issue is patched with a work around, the editor itself won't be upgraded in 3.4.x however, so that is the fix above.

Look up, the editor and IE11 issue is patched with a work around, the editor itself won't be upgraded in 3.4.x however, so that is the fix above.

I replaced it with this

		<php>
$ie11fix = "edge";
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Trident/7') !== false)) $ie11fix = "EmulateIE10";
</php>
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE={$ie11fix}" />

Should I use the other one you posted instead??

I replaced it with this

		<php>
$ie11fix = "edge";
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Trident/7') !== false)) $ie11fix = "EmulateIE10";
</php>
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE={$ie11fix}" />

Should I use the other one you posted instead??

Whichever one works is fine, there is a hook as well now too.

The hook also fixes the CKEditor in the ACP. Something the template edit won't do.

Link to the hook please

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