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  1. Askancy's post in Sharing user info between sites. was marked as the answer   
    What did you use to develop the internal app? I wrote this post for someone trying to integrate Laravel and InvisionCommunity, you can easily replicate it.
    I have been using this integration on my Laravel and Invision portal for 3 years now, and have never found any instability issues.
     
     
  2. Askancy's post in Key translation problem for Google Tag Manager and more was marked as the answer   
    You encounter this issue because you need to convert the code inside the span into HTML entities:
    Il codice <span class="ipsType_monospace">&lt;noscript&gt;</span> fornito da Google da inserire nella pagina <span class="ipsType_monospace">&lt;body&gt;</span> It would be helpful if, in the English example, the "original" text displayed the usage of HTML entities without converting them to ASCII.
  3. Askancy's post in Slowdown and missing dates and times was marked as the answer   
    What language pack do you use? probably the author hasn't updated it anymore. 
    A client of mine had the same problem, he was using ipb 4.6 with the translation of 4.1
     
  4. Askancy's post in Invision Community & Laravel was marked as the answer   
    As Daniel said, that hash indicates that the user is not logged in. Check cookies if the cookie is saved correctly.
    I did the integration years ago so I don't remember precisely, but you will see on the IP.Board constants.php file you have to indicate the Cookie Domain and the path, here is my configuration:
    \define( 'COOKIE_DOMAIN', 'MainDomin.ext' ); \define( 'COOKIE_PATH', '/' ); Because otherwise IP.Board cookies will be only for the subdomain
  5. Askancy's post in how can I stop the background processes? was marked as the answer   
    Hi Mark,
    thankfully yes, otherwise my fee to pay for AWS S3 would have skyrocketed.... 😂
    I used a drastic measure, clean the background actions thing table from the database. Definitely not the best choice to make, but luckily I had just changed php version to the server and cronjob hadn't started migrating data yet.
    It would still be useful to have a button to stop actions with: Pause (useful when you have the server overloaded and one thing is not essential) and an Undo and Restore
     
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