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If they're all consistently 1 day behind, it could be a timezone conversion issue. 🤔

Adding 1 day to all UNIX timestamps in the database with a query might solve the issue. but it would be better to find out why it happened first. It could be a bug in the converter. If it's a bug, fixing it and reconverting the events would be the best option.

You could always create a custom script to scan all posts and update external images using HTTP to use HTTPS. In any case there's no tool to "fix" this problem in Invision Community.

No, there is no tool for a delayed move in Invision Community. You'd need a custom modification to do that.

The content field for custom databases in Pages is a MEDIUMTEXT column, so it can hold ~16,7 million characters. The character count includes also the HTML tags you can't see while using the editor: bold format, italic, font size, colors, etc.

I believe older versions used TEXT until a certain point, though. If that is your case, a TEXT column can hold only 65k characters.

Are you seeing it in a Commerce support request notification perhaps? In the support module, you can setup a custom email address for each department.

Instead of adding a CSS class, they could change the JS to look for the [data-forumid] attribute instead. 🤔

I don't really like relying on specific CSS classes, which might get moved (or changed) in a custom theme. Data attributes won't get altered instead.

The Nexus support module is installed hidden by default, and there's a code check to add it to the ACP menu on the fly only if it's set as visible. Basically, fresh installations won't even show it since it's been deprecated. I don't remember in which version the change was made, though.

Here's the code I'm talking about in \nexus\Application.php:

	public function acpMenu()
	{
		$menu = parent::acpMenu();

		if( $m = \IPS\Application\Module::get( 'nexus', 'support', 'admin' ) AND $m->visible )
		{
			$menu['support'] = array( ... );
		}

		return $menu;

	}

You can use the Group permissions page to check and edit everything easily: 

The user in this topic had the same issue:

It seems their solution was to convert the database tables to InnoDB (?), but it's not clear if it's the solution for the error, or if they did that after managing to fix it by doing something else first.

Are you using MyISAM tables by any chance?

Double-check the forum permissions for the group your account is in. Does it have permission to post in the archive forums?

How did you reupload the files? Maybe trying a different FTP app (or even cPanel file manager or similar) might have different results.

Ok, if you're on 4.7.6 and PHP 8.1, and are upgrading to 4.7.14, we can exclude the PHP version.

Reuploading all the files is your best option as a first step.

Sounds like not all new files were correctly uploaded on the server. Re-download a fresh copy of the ZIP from your Client Area and re-upload all files. Be sure to double-check all all files are being correctly overwritten. Some FTP apps skip uploading certain files stealthily.

Also, which PHP version are you using for the upgrade?

A required checkbox field should always require a 1 value IMO. I consider it a bug.

Or at least add a new setting that allows you to require it to be actually checked on submission. 🤷‍♂️

32 minutes ago, WebCMS said:

Is there a page listing all the IC apps and the developers' website addresses?

Most of the developers still active (myself included) are using this site to list the modifications: https://www.invisioneer.org/marketplace/

When you click on the Get This File button in every file, you'll be redirected to the developer's site. 👍

While https://v0rt3x.dev/files/file/8-back-2-top/ doesn't work, this one https://invisionfocus.de/files/file/74-back-2-top/ works just fine for me.

I guess you can try sending a PM to the developer directly on Invisioneer: https://www.invisioneer.org/profile/9-v0rt3x/

There is no default share option for WhatsApp in Invision Community. I guess you're using a 3rd party modification?

Ah, that makes sense then. They're outdated applications' hooks rather than plugins' ones.

How did you even end up with 53 unlinked/leftover hook files in the table? 🤨

As long as you install/uninstall the plugins correctly, it shouldn't happen. The first step would be to figure out how it happened to prevent it.

Usually, you'd just uninstall the old/disabled plugins. Or are you saying you have extra folders/files in the /plugins folder after uninstalling the plugins?

I asked to add such an option to the JS module back in September 2022:

Nothing has changed so far. Being able to change the time is a really basic feature that should be included IMO. 🙄

You are mixing up the terms here. If they can login into ACP they are restricted admins rather than restricted moderators. 🙄

Admins = Admin CP

Moderators = Front End

Yeah, a badge for every point would be a bit too much. 😅

You can use this instead: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api?endpoint=core/members/POSTitem

It's possible to alter the number of points a user has by using the rawProperties parameter. You'll need to first GET how many points the user (API link) has and then save the value including your extra points, though.

Either curl_multi_exec() is disabled by the hosting for all PHP versions, or the package was compiled without it(?). In any case, it's something you should check directly with the hosting.

I had a client with the same issue before. Their hosting had disabled the function and refused to enable it. They ended up changing hosting as a last resort. 🤷‍♂️

Well, the issue is that you can't connect to MySQL with the account/credentials you've used so far.

It's not a question of supporting non-WP-specific software or not, the MySQL account simply isn't working. 🤷‍♂️

You could upload a simple PHP script that tries to connect to MySQL with the same account to prove your point I guess. Here's an example code:

<?php
$servername = "localhost";
$username = "username";
$password = "password";
$database = "database";

// Create connection
$conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password, $database);

// Check connection
if ($conn->connect_error) {
    die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}

echo "Connected successfully";

// Close connection
$conn->close();

If they still won't help, it's probably time to change hosting... 🙄