TracyIsland

Thanks Joel. Good to know and good to pass on to any community members who add an event on their own and want to add a photo.

Hi - Back to testing 4.7.12 on the devsite and I am playing with creating events in Calendar. I have tried a number of different sizes for the cover photo shown here but nothing seems to properly fit. I even used Meaure It to calculate the height of the area, 200 px, and then resize and image to those dimensions but it still doesn't work. What have others done to properly fit an image without losing most of it in the drag to where you want it mode? Thanks for any thoughts! Brian

Yes, although I am unsure if each of these api's are enabled in the 'Enable API' section.

I found the guide about venue and I added the sample venue of Buckingham Palace, as well as the location I would like to add, The Old Joinery, Ravensbourne Wharf, Norman Road, Greenwich SE10 9QF United Kindgom. Here are images of the venue settings and the resulting calendar display. I am using 4.7.12 devsite testing. Whether I select Buckingham Palace or The Old Joinery, I still get this same display, in terms of no Google Map. Why isn't the Google Map displaying?

@Jim MI was watching this topic and this attached file caught me by surprise. I am using our devsite which is still on 4.7.12. My installation doesn't show this: "Action to take for disposable emails" Is that a change after 4.7.12?

Yes, opening invisioncommunity.com took about 7 seconds and then the same for opening unread activity, and still more when I clicked on this topic. oh wait, after I typed the reply and hit save, it took 21 seconds to process.

you're right. I don't know what I'm talking about. I hope you can find a resolution.

Our community was hit with a huge number of spam registrations in March. See the Tsunami topic. Some of the registrations got through while most were in a pending status (we use aMember for our current 3.3.4 board - register externally and then SSO). Whether the registration got through or sat in the pending status (awaiting email validation), we had to evaluate the domain name of each registration. If it was xx@buildingsupplies.com, we banned that domain because we want our community to have personal email addresses. But many of the registrations had domain extensions like me.com, gmail.com, outlook.com, hotmail.com, aol.com with real names attached. We couldn't ban those domains so we checked the registration to see if the username and the first name and last name were all the same. If yes, then we deleted the registration. All this to say it was an eye opener to see just how many real personal email accounts had been obtained on the dark web. Maybe start compiling a list of the email addresses from accounts that you are deleting, and perhaps see if they compare to the IPS banned list? Also, notate the date of registration? These suggestions are along the lines of what the IPS staff is suggesting, that these bad apples snuck in months ago. One thing we do that helps to verify a registration is include a few additional registration fields: Country, State, City ... so we look at that information in the real registration or the pending registration and if the fields don't agree, that's a first flag, and if needed, we check the IP address of the origin and if that IP address location doesn't agree with the Country, that's another red flag. If these spammers have the login access to the actual email accounts which I think is what Jim M is inferring in the quote, then there doesn't seem to be anything you can do other than to ban that specific email address.

In this morning's Wall Street Journal there is an article about the damage incurred by the cyberattack to United Health Group. Certainly, this is a US issue but cyberattacks can happen to everyone. What can we do, as both self-hosted licensees and what can Invision Community do for cloud customers to protect our databases? I realize Invision Community cannot be responsible for the safety and security of self-hosted licensees but perhaps the staff might offer a list of 'you should be doing' settings' or best practices. Has anyone been the receiver of a cyberattack? What hapapened? How did you recover? Were you forced to pay up?

I checked two of the clubs we created on the dev site, as opposed to those migrated from Social Groups. I see no signs of enabling an RSS feed. I clicked on the 'Manage Group' button and all I see is this: What am I missing?

Thanks for the information. I checked our Clubs page and then clicked on an individual Club and scrolled down to see if the RSS block was visible. It isn't. Then I had the idea that I should log in and perhaps then I could see the RSS feed. Nope. I checked the ACP and went to Community - Clubs - Settings and found no setting for enabling or disable an RSS feed. Should I be looking elsewhere?

On the devsite, I tried creating an RSS Feed under System - Content Discover - RSS Feeds. In the new RSS Feed create section, under Content, there is a list to enable but nothing for Clubs. Is there a way to add Clubs to that Content list? Maybe that's too broad but Club topics, club events, and new club images? Thanks for any explanation of how to expand RSS Feed. On our live site, we use RSS feeds to send updates through Dlvr.it to our social media profiles.

The help guide doesn't indicate how long each of the items in the Our Picks remains on display. Is it related to when the tasks run? Is the per item promotion time dependent? Thanks.

Follow up - all tasks show as never run. I ran the task for promote and sure enough, the our picks populated. I would guess that the developer disabled the tasks so that the members weren't notified with any testing.

I don't know if they are. It is a test site so we don't have any registrations and I only login as the super admin and then as a couple of test members.