Ryan Ashbrook

30 minutes ago, breatheheavy said:

Could it be something to do with the caching option in the admin panel? It's set to Memcached

Not likely. I see you have a ticket in, so we'll take a look. 🙂 

Is Mod Security enabled on the new server? If so, try disabling that.

Alternatively, if you already have a centralized membership system outside of IPS, you can create a login handler.

This will allow users to authenticate within IPS4 from your centralized system.

This was an issue in a previous version, I believe. If you are not on the latest version, then I recommend upgrading.

That will be something your host would need to advise on, as Mod Security is controlled at the server level.

You shouldn't leave it enabled, but you can use constants.php to enable the Caching log which will tell you if it's loading anything from Memcache or not.

\define( 'CACHING_LOG', TRUE );

That being said, though, we generally recommend Redis now.

9 hours ago, opentype said:

Please do. 

It doesn’t happen on Facebook. 

Both the Vimeo and Facebook embeds are playing for me.

2 minutes ago, David.. said:

I don't think websites have access to that. Unlike Apps.

It was mentioned before, but browsers are beginning to roll out CSS options for light / dark mode preferences.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme

1 hour ago, newbie LAC said:

And what about 2nd issue?

 

The Translatable helper does not currently support maxLength.

On 10/6/2019 at 11:02 AM, Dll said:

On top of this, the manifest file is best on the root domain of the site as it can cause CORS issues if not. For a developer, it's easy to work around and put a policy in place for, but I can see why Invision would keep it on the root domain since it ensures it'll work out of the box.

Setting this aside, the manifest file is generated dynamically based on various setting, rather than as a static file. Moving it to a cookie-less domain would require downloading a static file every time any of those settings have changed (of which, there are many spread throughout the suite).

Add this to your constants.php:

define( 'EMAIL_DEBUG_PATH', '/path/to/uploads' );

That will prevent emails from being sent out.

There is - it's the Emails link in the ACP Menu.

7 hours ago, The Old Man said:

Font Awesome 5 changelog v5.6.0 - 2018-12-07

Huh? Wait...! Is that...?

😃

I wouldn’t get too excited, unfortunately. 😉

4 hours ago, sadams101 said:

Hi Daniel F,

Instead of explaining this in a way that only developers might understand, could you please put this out in a way that I can understand?

I just need a 301 redirect here. I also am curious about why so many of my older posts and blogs display your markup language? Example:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/blogs/entry/1580-get-over-yourself-rachael-ray/

1 hour ago, bfarber said:

I logged a bug report about the issue you raised earlier and @Ryan Ashbrook couldn't reproduce. Please submit a ticket so we can take a look. Redirects for first-party applications (that have appropriate destinations to redirect to) should be handled out of the box without plugins.

Correct - we do have an alias for the previous URL structure to properly redirect, so we'll need to take a look at your site specifically to see why this is not working.

@Lord Nowe I would recommend all, generally. You can really cut down on actual server-side HDD space requirements by pushing as much as possible to S3.

On 17/11/2017 at 7:02 AM, Lord Nowe said:

I'm guessing CloudFlare is the recommended choice? Or are people starting to use Amazon's? Thanks Joel.

Amazon S3 for storage coupled with Amazon Cloudfront for the CDN is becoming a popular choice, yes.

33 minutes ago, Square Wheels said:

Just a few posts above.

 

I really need the image unmodified - once it is uploaded to the software, it no longer becomes usable as a test case as it's been altered.

I would recommend submitting a ticket so I can examine your database directly.