Jump to content

teraßyte

Clients
  • Posts

    33,398
  • Joined

  • Days Won

    47

teraßyte last won the day on March 23

teraßyte had the most liked content!

Contact Methods

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Italy

Recent Profile Visitors

28,158 profile views
  1. Only PHP 8.0 and 8.1 are supported. Using PHP 8.3 the code is most likely throwing errors behind the scenes and causing the slowness you noticed.
  2. @Jim M I've mentioned it before already, but that CHMOD warning is easily missed. It should be made a bit more obvious. 🙄
  3. Upgrades from 3.4 aren't directly supported anymore by IPS (unless I remember wrongly). That said, I did plenty of upgrades from 3.4 in the past, but I never encountered this specific error. Which PHP version are you using?
  4. Yes, it's not possible with the core software. The only way is a custom modification. I had a client in the past who needed something similar. I made them a script that could be run from SSH because that's what they wanted. 🤔
  5. As Marc said, you have to upload those files via FTP to your server. Ignore that "Install Application" popup. It's not what you need right now. You use that only when you have a TAR file to install/update single applications. IPS doesn't provide individual TAR files for their applications.
  6. Are you using products or subscriptions? If you use normal products, I have an application for it: https://invisionbyte.net/store/product/48-tb-custom-pms-for-commerce-products/ If you're using the subscriptions option, it needs to be adapted as a custom request.
  7. @Joel R In the past it was also more useful because you could post things to FB or Twitter (X), but both are not an option anymore now. The FB option was removed ages ago, and Twitter has been broken for months, too. 🤷‍♂️
  8. No. While you can download an application's folder from the server, plugins aren't the same. When plugins are installed, the setup folder is NOT saved on the server. And the original XML file is not available, either. You'll need to rebuild the XML file from scratch based on the files on the server, plus rewrite from scratch the setup folder (if the plugin creates tables or adds columns). It may take some time, but it can be done. I've done it several times for clients, especially recently after the marketplace closed.
  9. I assume templates are wiped (since they're completely different?), but this will leave a lot of unused settings, tasks, widgets, etc, around in the database then. 🤨
  10. Will plugins be "uninstalled" (deleting all settings, templates, etc) or is the table simply dropped in the upgrade step?
  11. I don't remember any modification for it, but it should be easy to make. At worst, you can edit the template to remove it if there's no hook point for a modification.
  12. That means the file is not being overwritten properly. I'd start by checking the file owner/group/permissions. Sometimes the file is owned by another user/group and it can't be overwritten. In such cases, a simple chown command from SSH would fix it. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, ask your host for help.
  13. Looks like some of your files are not up-to-date. Download the suite package file from your client area and re-upload all the files to your server (be sure to overwrite the old files).
  14. PHP 8.2 is not supported. Downgrade to either 8.0 or 8.1.
  15. It's also possible it's a problem with the image library. Are you using GD or ImageMagick? For example, I've seen people have issues with specific ImageMagick versions.
×
×
  • Create New...