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With the UK Online Safety Act coming into full force in Mid-March 2025 I would like (well, not like at all but feel it sadly necessary) to ask that Invision Community add the admin ability to easily review the contents of Private Message attachments.

Without this facility I can only image that PM attachments would have to be switched off.

Thank you.

I’m unsure what this safety act says, but in case of issues, if a user reports a reply in a message, the moderator is added to the message’s user list and can review everything.

Would that be enough? 🤔

You can technically review any attachment from System→Files also

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Yes, technically you can but all that does is list file names and not display the content unless you manually download file 736383837.jpg etc to your local computer.

Multiply this by say a backlog of 11,000 attachments, each one you would have to click on and download and it would take days to review them all.

Hence the request for new functionality for Invision Community.

On 1/21/2025 at 7:52 PM, PoC2 said:

Yes, technically you can but all that does is list file names and not display the content unless you manually download file 736383837.jpg etc to your local computer.

Multiply this by say a backlog of 11,000 attachments, each one you would have to click on and download and it would take days to review them all.

Hence the request for new functionality for Invision Community.

a top menu on the files acp page gives three choices - all - files - images

if you choose images then the page then does allow you to view all the images uploaded to your site

it could be improved as a bit unwieldy but it does offer a way to preview all images uploaded

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@sound thank you for that. Using the images filter I’ve now been able to complete a review of thousands upon thousands of images going back over 20 years.

From the review I am happy we’re OSA compliant on that front.

On 1/27/2025 at 10:04 AM, sound said:

a top menu on the files acp page gives three choices - all - files - images

if you choose images then the page then does allow you to view all the images uploaded to your site

it could be improved as a bit unwieldy but it does offer a way to preview all images uploaded

Do these actually get deleted, I've got 2,600 pages of images, I've gone through a few hundred so far deleting some, but I've noticed although deleted on the files page on the topic the image remains

3 hours ago, marklcfc said:

Do these actually get deleted, I've got 2,600 pages of images, I've gone through a few hundred so far deleting some, but I've noticed although deleted on the files page on the topic the image remains

Images are deleted in the core software via a background task so may not be gone right away after deletion.

On 1/29/2025 at 1:19 PM, Jim M said:

Images are deleted in the core software via a background task so may not be gone right away after deletion.

It's been 48 hours now and the image remains

Just now, marklcfc said:

It's been 48 hours now and the image remains

Please submit a support topic and we can certainly take a look at what happened.

1 hour ago, Jim M said:

Please submit a support topic and we can certainly take a look at what happened.

Would this setting on my server mean the image would remain for a month despite being deleted as I've checked ftp and the file isn't in the folder it was

Screenshot 2025-01-30 at 16.44.28.png

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57 minutes ago, marklcfc said:

Would this setting on my server mean the image would remain for a month

Screenshot 2025-01-30 at 16.44.28.png

Yes, if you are not viewing it on your server and via the browser, your browser could be caching it.

10 minutes ago, Jim M said:

Yes, if you are not viewing it on your server and via the browser, your browser could be caching it.

When I open in a private window the image still shows and also on a browser I've not used before

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2 minutes ago, marklcfc said:

When I open in a private window the image still shows and also on a browser I've not used before

If you're using CloudFlare or a CDN it could be cached there so I would advise going directly to the server and check it there.

2 minutes ago, Jim M said:

If you're using CloudFlare or a CDN it could be cached there so I would advise going directly to the server and check it there.

I am using Cloudflare, I've just tried purging all caching on there and I think thats fixed it after a few refreshes it looks like this

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33 minutes ago, marklcfc said:

I am using Cloudflare, I've just tried purging all caching on there and I think thats fixed it after a few refreshes it looks like this

Screenshot 2025-01-30 at 17.59.35.png

If you deleted the image and not the post or that is a post which copy/paste the image URL, that is correct.

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