Not sure this question is worth a new topic. Like I wrote before, this is not my background, I'm helping out the best I can, and I appreciate the advice. We are "running" PHP 8.0.24. I see that the current version is 8.2. Are there good reasons to ask my host to update to 8.1 or 8.2 other than end of life support? Everything has been running good on our site for a few days now, don't want to mess anything up, but I do want to try to avoid a future problem is that is the case. 

Kind regards 

Thank you, I understand. Is there a reason to "delete" content other than defaults?

Referring to the comment "Easy....upgrade from MUCH older versions"

What needs "upgraded"?

Thanks for the input guys. Not great at this as it is not my background and kind of got forced into this. I appreciate all your help. Can you give me some more info as to what needs updated? I just got done updating to the latest version v4.7.7. 

Again, thanks for the help. 

1 hour ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Its base_url you should have, which appears to be missing from the list there, unless its further down

That is line 32, right? Show in the above attachment.

Line 32 is correct, right, other than clearing system cache from the CP, this is all I need to do?

Hey Jim,

I wish I could, that was a cut and paste from the host support (Eleven2). 🙂 

My domain is issued with an SSL certificate. The site's main page and most inner links are loading securely over https with a valid SSL certificate. Its just that the inner link which is being redirected to is loading in http.

Is there someone that can help me make the changes in code or in database to load the respective inner links over https? Not sure I'm experienced enough to do so. 

Kind regards

Gotcha, host provider must have fixed. 

I can log into the AdminCP now. Seems like https is working. Something you did, or the host?

Okay. 

Right now I can't log into the Then log into the AdminCP. Will that change when the host enables ssl? 

I try to login, and get "this is a non secure form" when I hit send it will send me to the next login screen, then back to "this is a non secure form", etc. Screens attached. 

Able to access, but not able to sign in. 

I'm assuming that will "propogate" as well?

I had to update the nameserver. I guess this takes some time to propagate. But the site seems to be up now. 

Okay, thank you for the response. I filled out a ticket on the host site. 

I think you are correct, when I sign out, I can't get back in. So this is a host issue?

Yes, I am using https. 

Thank you for the response. 

The login page comes up, when I try to login with my credentials, it just goes back to the login again. 

Good morning, 

I am not able to enter my Invision client (admin) area. Is this something you can help with?

http://zipsnation.org/forums/admin/

Kind regards,

Ryan

On 1/12/2023 at 3:37 PM, Jim M said:

Believe they are still confused. The statement there is not stating anything about the server's capabilities. It is stating that there are tables in the database set to MyISAM and those tables will need to be switched to be using INNODB. Your hosting provider is responsible for assisting you with this change that is associated with your MySQL database.

Below is from tech support at Eleven2.com. I'm not sure how to answer this, can you assist? 

Quote

It sounds like you want to export data from one table type and import it to another. That is usually something handled by a developer or similar familiar with the software you are using. Do you have any documentation from the software developers on what they are looking to do?

Is there a place to set time zone? Host is asking what time zone site is set to. 

This is referring to the original topic of "server time being inaccurate" 

Thanks Marc, you were correct. Twitter issue solved. 👍

I get the below when trying to put a Twitter link in a post. 

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access this resource.

I also have an issue that Twitter will not embed into a post anymore.

3 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

With regards the INNODB tables, that would indeed be for your hosting company to correct. I believe they have read the comment incorrectly. YOu have tables that are using MyISAM that shuold be switched to using INNODB. It is not saying INNODB is not available there

From Eleven2.com "I could see the server supports InnoDB and which is the default one."