Ryan Ashbrook

\IPS\forums\Topic::contentCount( $forum, FALSE, TRUE );

Look in init.php, and in defaultConstants() make sure SITE_FILES_PATH is present in the CODING SHORTCUTS section. If it's not present, then the files did not upload properly.

While not exactly the same, we do have a tutorial for building a recipes database. You can use that as a base, and adjust accordingly.

ACP > System > Posting. First two settings under Images & Videos.

Start here:

If you go to your Admin CP > System > Get Support > PHP8 Incompatible Customizations then it will tell you what it detects as incompatible.

Yes, we are aware - we are doing some maintenance on our sites. 🙂 

This should be fixed now.

ACP > Members > Groups.

Click the Lock icon for each one and remove posting permissions for each forum / section. Faster to do it this way, than per forum.

In the Editor, in the attachment area - click Other Media > Insert existing attachment.

It will then list files uploaded elsewhere in the suite, including Gallery images.

1 is the minimum, and there is no maximum limit. 0 would be the equivalent of checking the box for "Score title and body the same."

Items where the search term is found in the title will show higher up in the results list than items where the search term only appears in the body of content when sorting results based on Relevancy.

The higher the number, the higher those items will show in the results. 

This only shows for forums set as Discussion type forums. The setting will be under Display Settings.

On 9/7/2022 at 11:47 AM, My Sharona said:

Additionally, in this scenario, a forum topic is still created.

Can you clarify on this, or perhaps show what your database and category settings are? I have a database that posts a topic to a forum, and a category within that database that overrides that and does not post to a forum, and I cannot reproduce a topic being created anyway.

Regarding the canonical tag - this is by design, currently. The canonical tag is generated dynamically based on the content the user is viewing, and when this is generated the system is unaware that a topic could be linked to a record.

Thanks - I have submitted a fix for this issue for a future release.

Yes, this is intended because COPPA consent is only required for those registering under the age of 13.

2 hours ago, teraßyte said:

@Ryan Ashbrook Here's hoping. You updated the Requirements Checker 3 times today and I received 12 separate notifications (4 each time). 😅

I’m like 90% sure. 😂

Hope you’re well. 🙂

This is slightly confusing because of the way the miniOrange application performs its testing however - when you are adding your application to the miniOrange plugin make sure any Pop-up Blockers (including built in ones) are turned off.

Once I did that I was able to add the application successfully, and have the test complete successfully.

Thanks - I have fixed this issue for a future version.

I've taken a look at this and it seems to be a browser / operating system issue, rather than an issue with the software specifically. I can reproduce the issue in Gmail and other applications / services as well. I'm seeing various reports of similar from other people, as well.

That being the case means that unfortunately there is not much we can do about this particular issue other than wait for an update to fix it.

Everywhere I have looked suggests saving the gif to your computer first, then manually upload it, rather than trying to copy it in its entirety.

I wish I had better news for you.

51 minutes ago, Feneroin said:

For 'Themes' section, it's already 'not optimized' since....

This - you should be able to do most things via mobile, however there are certain areas that cannot be used, such as themes. This has always been the case.

Currently, the following pages are not mobile optimized:

• Editing templates
• Upgrading via Admin CP
• Menu Manager
• Configuring the editor toolbar
• Running and managing conversions.

This is likely due to guest page caching.

The problem here is that RSS / iCalendar readers cannot actually log in to the site, so when they are loaded, it is technically loaded as a guest (hence the member_id and key parameters).

If you disable guest caching entirely do you still see the issue? You can do this in your Admin CP > System > Advanced Configuration > Data Storage.

Unfortunately, this is not possible at this time.

There is no way to prevent that cookie from being set, because it is being set by PHP itself (we use the built-in PHP session handling with a custom handler to push them to the database).

You should be able to configure your Cloudfront distribution to ignore that particular cookie for caching purposes, however, though this is unfortunately not something we can assist with.