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Randy Calvert

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  1. It’s not officially supported above 8.1. So 8.2 and 8.3 are out for official support. For the second issue, if it’s a blank white page, you would look in the PHP error logs of your server. Apache is not the one throwing the error. Or you could obviously change PHP to display error output but that’s something unique to your server config and would require working with your hosting provider.
  2. That is not a feature currently. If they really want to delete that much, in most cases they are wanting to delete their entire account. You can make an ask for the team to consider such a function in the feedback forum. You can also engage a third party resource author (see the provider directory) to create the functionality for you on a custom basis. However personally I’m not sure the real value of such a feature. Someone who has contributed that much content is in the vast majority of cases is not looking to mass remove stuff unless they’re trying to completely quit the site.
  3. You might want to check if you have SPF and DKIMM setup. Some mail servers will automatically reject mail from servers without any these configured. (It’s something that you would work with your host to setup if it’s not already done.)
  4. Most of this thread is about needing more buttons to do things... edit source code, play with styles/headers, fix messed up code, etc. I can say with a very high level of confidence these sorts of things are not needed by "common users". The things being talked about here are things power users want/need. The vast majority of actual end users will never need more than the default styling options. A site admin or major site content producer might need more however... and I think it's a fair ask for those users to make the request for needing more power in helping them publish. Those actual end users are happy with the buttons there and don't need more!
  5. Yes, you can do this. Download a full set of files from the client area. Upload them to your site (make sure to overwrite everything). Once the upload completes, visit domain.com/admin/upgrade to kick off the upgrader. I would recommend making a full backup before you begin just as a safety precaution!
  6. I’m unfortunately not a good database person. I generally can manage my own stuff, but I don’t work with other’s servers since I don’t want to risk unintended issues from not understanding their specific setup. You might try hitting up the third party resource directory. There are several great folks there who might be able to help.
  7. To be fair… Facebook would do that too if they could get away with it! 🤪
  8. Yes, but if you are having this issue with all of the data in the tables, it sounds like a bigger underlying issue. I might suggest backing up the entire database, removing it, upgrading the server, and then reimporting the export. Otherwise I might suggest hiring a DB expert to perform your DB server upgrade.
  9. I just looked at my site right now… of the 90 guests, 45 of them are Google spiders. 18 of them are Microsoft. Again… antidotal, but not unusual for me. For many sites, bots represent more traffic than human traffic. Generally across the internet bots represent about 50 percent of ALL traffic online. https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/worldwide/security/press_release/bots-now-make-nearly-half-all-internet-traffic-globally
  10. The "report" feature is a great way of privately reaching out as well. 🙂
  11. Google Analytics does not include bots (such as Google itself) or entities that do not download Javascript. IPB is not reliant on downloading of javascript to track activity, so they do see/show them. The GA view will most likely be a more accurate view of real "humans".
  12. Because it’s still a reply to content you started. The match is simply any activity that happened in something you started.
  13. Agreed with terabyte… many hosting providers don’t like phpinfo files as it displays info about the server config. In reality, it is nothing super secret, but some operate with a “security by obscurity” model. It’s super likely your host is doing this. If that is literally only happening with this one file, I would reach out to the host for it to be skipped as it is intended to be there and is properly secured. (Just accessing the page via a browser does not display the standard phpinfo output.)
  14. Yeah… X/twitter’s reliability lately is woefully inadequate and inconsistent.
  15. Per the self-hosted page, each renewal extends your current license by 1 year. So your initial purchase is $499 today. During that year, you have access to any updates that are made. IPS generally does monthly releases that fixes bugs and adds new features. One year from now, your renewal cost would be $199 and include additional updates, support, etc for another year.
  16. Not to discount your request, but this is likely highly unlikely to happen. Changing editors much less building the capability to support multiple editors is a HUGE undertaking and touches nearly every part of the suite. It was nearly 6 months of development effort so far to replace ckeditor 4 and is not fully done yet. So just dropping in another random editor just because it might be cool to have two most likely is not in the cards anytime soon. If this is important for you, it might be better to engage a 3rd party resource developer.
  17. There is a BIG difference between deleting and truncating a table. A deleted table no longer exists. Truncating means emptying it without removing the table structure. Think of it as throwing everything in a house away instead of burning the entire house down.
  18. As noted… I would highly suggest waiting for IPB 5. 😉
  19. If that’s what they are telling you… you need a new mail provider. They obviously don’t understand internet standards. Read the Wikipedia article shared by Sonya above. This is NOT an IPB issue. (Hint… if it was, it would be impacting ALL users that send via phpmail.)
  20. It looks like your database is crashed. You will need to contact your hosting provider for assistance as that would be a server issue of so.
  21. In my own investigation for my own site… this was due to bad registrations not happening. Fewer bots/automated accounts were completing registration than before. My number of posts/pageviews and other indicators of activity were just fine and increasing as expected.
  22. Did you mean to post this in the feedback forum instead of the technical problems forum? While I agree this can't hurt to add, I don't think it would be observed as a bug. 🙂
  23. When playing around with the Alpha version, I did not have issues copying text from dark mode version and having it show incorrectly in light mode. 😉 As I noted elsewhere... the new dark mode is very nice and cleans up some old technical debt.
  24. What version of PHP are you using? When I've seen this happen, it's been because the instance was using PHP 8.2. You would need to switch to PHP 8.1 if that is the case.
  25. A similar post to this was posted at: In that case, it was an issue where IPB could not connect to the mySQL server. You might want to look at the connection info in the conf_global.php file and make sure the database user/password is correct and that that database user is assigned to the correct database.
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