Hatsu

If you are on self-hosted you have to do a manual upgrade. There is no automatic updater. On cloud I think IPS can help you.

It's called Classic for a very long time now. This isn't something new.

First, I like the new look which is by far more v5 than the old one 🙂 I understand the separation of the support forums for Cloud/Clasic. But why did you split the Feedback forum? We should post suggestions for improvements and new features there and I think both would benefit from having access and discuss suggestions for new features / improvements, don't you think?

From my understanding the limit comes from the underlying database and not Invision. The default limit is 3 characters. You would have to change it in the database config. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4/en/fulltext-fine-tuning.html

I'm glad that it's now marked at all. In the beginning you had to read the whole text to get this information. I like that Pages gets some love now. The new reusable template block and field templates come in very handy. 😊

Yes, there is. Works both when using the mobile app and in Safari.

I just got on my non IN_DEV site the message to update to the Beta 4. Seems wrong to me :) The changes are from 5.0.9.

No, the menu for Tags is in ACP -> System -> Content Discovery. You need to have IPS version 5, though.

I can confirm this, too. Got update email and notification in ACP.

Once every day.

Yes, it did.

I updated my credentials. Please use my dev url and not the live site. Thank you.

On my dev site. But it's running vanilla. Should I update the credentials to my dev site? I didn't update my live site.

I cleared my browser cache(s) on FF and Safari. Still there. Both as a guest and registered user.

Still there...

Perhaps it is because plugins are not supported anymore but only applications?

Did you run the upgrade script on /admin/upgrade Do this on a test environment please... 🙂 My guess is you have to upgrade first to 5 before uploading the dev tools.

I can imagine doing this event based circumvents the reason for caching. If you have a small forum and less traffic it doesn't matter. But on a large forum you would perhaps increase the number of queries more than without caching (depending on the block).

Do your users actually complain about the speed?

Why hardcode it at all?

Upgrade went smoothly.

While I don't think it's bad to get new things I don't think it's the optimal strategy to hide it. Even though unintended... 🙂

Ah, found it. Group settings -> Permission -> Change layouts

Sure.