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You can see them in the changelog: https://invisioncommunity.com/release-notes-v5/5013-beta-1-r47/ #5836 Bugs/tiptap nov release - Issue #5488: Content Editor not remembering selecting language - Issue #5545: Default box color not working - Issue #5541: Boxes sometimes have two titles - Issue #5552: Pasting text into spoiler collapses it - Issue #5587: Spoiler button visible while "Can use content boxes" set to "Never" - Issue #5658: Autosave draft message not persisting - Issue #5553: Safari crashes when adding a new line between spoiler and image

Disable temporarily Cloudflare to access your ACP, enable the setting to trust the IP address provided by a proxy, and then re-enable Cloudflare. You should be able to login after changing that setting.

If you want it available to anyone, you can upload it as a Media file in the Pages application and then post a link to it on a page/block.

I bet you selected only the spammer filter just like me. See the post above for the solution.

When I use the filter option in your screenshot, the bar with the 3 options doesn't appear for me. 🤨 @Jim M To be clear, I only clicked the Spammer option in the FILTER menu and nothing else. Did you do other steps?

That's impossible. The advanced search form doesn't have an option to filter by spammer status.

You can find a free application that adds a back to top button here: https://invision-market.com/apps/members/go-to-top-button-r127/

There is no option like that included by default. You'll need a custom application for that. There's a list of 3rd party Providers available on this site that you can consult if you're interested. I'm also on that list. === A possible "workaround" would be to subscribe to the RSS feed on the All Activity page: https://invisioncommunity.com/discover/all.xml/ That will include everything guests can see, but your members would still have to manually subscribe to it. 🤷‍♂️

It must not be using the #000000 color value, but a different one. Inspect the HTML to find the value, then include it in the CSS Ehren provided.

How many members was it supposed to go to when you sent it out? The preview step should show you the number. Also, bulk emails are not sent to banned members or members who have disabled their Newsletter option.

Not with CSS. However, it can be done with a custom application. You can send me a PM if you're interested.

Try this: <span style="font-weight:bold;color:#671510;">Group Name</span>

@Matt A minor issue I noticed in the updated API output for the Forum class: * @apiresponse string cardImage Forum card imageUnless a card image for the forum is specified, the default cardImage value is null rather than a string in \applications\forums\sources\Forum\Forum::2243: $return = array( [...] 'cardImage' => null, [...] );

The group promotion check is done on login.

I made a custom application with a Queue extension task for a client. Before calling it, I set a custom flag for a specific member, whose ID I also pass as the $data['member_id'] variable. Then, in the postComplete() function, I reset the flag for the member once the task is done running: /** * Perform post-completion processing * * @param array $data Data returned from preQueueData * @param bool $processed Was anything processed or not? If preQueueData returns NULL, this will be FALSE. * @return void */ public function postComplete( $data, $processed = TRUE ) { $data = json_decode( $data['data'], TRUE ); # Once the task is complete update the member status to READY $member = Member::load( $data['member_id'] ); $member->custom_flag_field = Suggestion::STATUS_READY; $member->save(); } The code above works just fine as long as there is any data to process for the member. However, when the member has nothing to parse, and preQueueData() returns NULL, the postComplete() function doesn't have any data on which member to reset the flag for. The Task::queue() function should be updated to at least still pass the original $data variable values instead of NULL (or an empty array in v5). This is the current code: if ( method_exists( $extensions[ $key ], 'preQueueData' ) ) { $class = new $extensions[ $key ]; try { $data = $class->preQueueData( $data ); } catch( \OutOfRangeException $e ) { $data = NULL; } if ( $data === NULL ) { if ( method_exists( $class, 'postComplete' ) ) { $class->postComplete( $data, FALSE ); } return; } } Here's my suggested change: if ( method_exists( $extensions[ $key ], 'preQueueData' ) ) { $class = new $extensions[ $key ]; $oldData = $data; try { $data = $class->preQueueData( $oldData ); } catch( \OutOfRangeException $e ) { $data = NULL; } if ( $data === NULL ) { if ( method_exists( $class, 'postComplete' ) ) { $class->postComplete( $oldData, FALSE ); } return; } }I store the original values in $oldData and pass that variable to both preQueueData() and postComplete(). If $data ends up being NULL, it properly passes the original values at least, if $data is a proper array instead, the code keeps processing everything else as usual. === The code is slightly different in v5, where an empty array is passed instead of NULL, but the change is also still relevant for it.