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A couple of questions: Have you cleared the cache from ACP after changing hosting? Guide here => https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/client-services/getting-support-r292/ Do you have any errors in your browser's console?

There's no separate download for it. You can recreate it anytime in ACP by clicking the + Create New button at the top of the Themes page. If you choose Manual Mode the default theme will appear just like after a fresh install of Invision Community.

It's a known issue:

Not really, you only need to create the ADs in your ACP for the places you want. Each ad allows you to select which groups will see it. Here's a link to the guide: Unless Ezoic requires some kind of special (?) setup, you should be fine with the guide I linked.

Looks like you've used the same prefix for both Invision Community and WordPress. 🤔

If it helps, I've seen people use MariaDB 10.6~10.11 with 4.7 (and 10.11 is the latest 10.x branch release). I haven't seen anyone using MariaDB 11.x yet, though. If you want to avoid issues, I'd only upgrade up to 10.11 for now. 🤷‍♂️

Yes, there is some kind of issue with the automatic upgrade system: You have 3 options right now: Wait for IPS to fix the issue. It happened during the holidays period, so they haven't fully fixed it yet it seems. Do a manual upgrade yourself: https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/advanced-options/server-management/install-and-upgrade-r259/#manualupgrade If you're not comfortable doing the manual upgrade yourself, hire someone to do it for you.

Ah okay. That's an issue on IPS's side then. Either wait for IPS to fix the issue, or proceed with a manual upgrade. Considering it's the end of the year, it will most likely take a few days before it's resolved.

From which version to which version are you trying to upgrade? For example, if you are still on a version that uses PHP 7.4, the automatic upgrade won't work because you also need to update PHP to version 8.0/8.1. In this case, you can only proceed with a manual upgrade.

You likely have a huge achievements activity log, and the bigger the table grows, the slower the site is. I've seen it happen before. Try enabling the setting to prune the old logs and see if it helps:

It's been broken for months now... 🙄

Let me ask you a quick question: is your admin account in at least 1 club? I have looked at the code, and unless the member editing the stream is in at least 1 club, the field with the club options won't appear. I consider it a bug since IPS shouldn't check if the specific user is in any clubs from the ACP: /** * Fetch our clubs and cache * * @return array */ protected function _getOurClubs() { if( static::$ourClubs === NULL ) { static::$ourClubs = \IPS\Member\Club::clubs( \IPS\Member::loggedIn(), NULL, 'name', TRUE, array(), \IPS\Settings::i()->clubs_require_approval ? array( 'approved=1' ) : NULL ); static::$ourClubs = static::$ourClubs ? iterator_to_array( static::$ourClubs ) : array(); } return static::$ourClubs; } For the admin dispatcher, they should pass NULL rather than \IPS\Member::loggedIn() as the first parameter.

The core_output_cache table holds only temporary caches that can be recreated at any time. You can forget about it.

Are you talking about the Topic Feed widget or some other area? If it's the widget, I do have a modification for it: https://invisionbyte.net/files/file/294-tb-enhanced-topic-feed-for-clubs/

As far as I know, since IPS offers hosting (cloud), we're not allowed to mention any other hosting here. 😅 Just for the record, I'm self-hosted. I switched hosting ~1 year ago and I haven't had any issues so far. Instead, let me say that you should avoid HostGator like the pest. They have a hidden rule for their servers that cronjobs can only run every 15 minutes, you can't set them to run each minute (which is what Invision Community needs). If you do set one lower than 15 minutes, they'll simply edit the value silently without telling you anything.

@Nigel Moore You need to edit the streams in ACP:

With the way it works now when someone likes a content you post (topic, post, file, image, etc), it shows up in your profile's activity, and you can also look up all the reputation a user has received in their profile. For example, if you look at my profile right now, you'll see this item in it: A list of reputations given and received is also available on this page: https://invisioncommunity.com/profile/145950-teraßyte/reputation/?type=forums_topic_post&change_section=1 If you follow a link from there, and the post is anonymous, you'll be able to figure out who made the post. It doesn't work like this right now, it's a function that IPS would need to implement in the framework. I guess you can ask for this topic moved to the Feedback forum instead. And no, it's not possible to create a custom modification to change this behavior, either. Because of the way reputation is currently implemented (traits), it's not possible to overload/extend the necessary code.

Reactions are tied to a user profile, if you allow reactions it would defeat the purpose of posting anonymously. Your members would see right away who that anonymous post is from when they see the reaction info.

No, the only way is to manually click the Mark site read link. You have 2 options: Create an alert in your Moderator CP that shows only to new members, and include that they can click that link to reset the new content flag. Have someone create a custom modification for you that marks the site as read after a member registers. I think the alert should do just fine in your case. That way you can warn only new members about the feature existing.

When adding a URL Field to a database that stores revisions the comparison output is done between parsed <A> elements, and the HTML for the Current column is broken, too. For example, I changed the URL https://invisionbyte.net/ to https://www.google.com/ and this is what is being shown: There are 2 separate issues: The HTML for the "Current" column is broken: extra line breaks and unparsed entities. I expect the comparison to actually be done only on the URLs I entered in the field rather than on a fully parsed <A> element with attributes and all. === P.S.: It's the same location as this other bug report:

You're nowhere near your limits in that screenshot. Is it possible that your site/server was hit by a DDOS attack? I'd check that with your hosting.

Only the domain name changes. You won't lose your website/content. That said, it will probably take a while before you get a reply:

I noticed the issue when this topic showed up on the activity page: The embed above and the activity stream show a complete arrow in the title: However, when you're viewing the topic itself the arrow is shown split into 2 parts: It seems the site's font has ligatures enabled, but not everywhere.

Nothing will change. The CSS only hides the HTML content, but the <script> in this case will still be executed on page load regardless.

Topics have no custom fields. If you have the Pages/CMS application you can use a custom database instead: