Kyle F

Hey people.
Is integration a thing between Joomla and IPS 4.4.x?

That's an expensive option.
 
Myself and @rymich13 use CentOS 8.3 for our cPanel server. our entire dedicated server is virtualised using VMware ESXi. We have Linux and Windows Server virtual machines. We use OVHcloud for our server and our specs are:
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2236 CPU @ 3.40GHz (12 logical cores, 6 cores 12 threads)
RAM: 32 GB DDR4
8 TB hard disk
We run the Linux VM as the cPanel server and Windows Server for TCAdmin as we run game servers. We're essentially a starting game community (merged and brought back from my old gaming community and clan from 2007)

Use the support tool. Your cache needs to be rebuilt.

I wouldn't want to be the guy to test drop these then... I'd have a heart attack!

@Kyle F Ah, ESXi. I have a love/hate relationship. I use it at work almost daily. I manage 3 servers, each running 15+ VM’s. DEV, TEST, and PROD RC. Mostly Windows with a couple small Ubuntu VM’s for applications that run better on *nix OS’s. 
The toys we get to play with in an enterprise setting. Each server is mil spec ( needed for high vibration/shock offshore oil rig installation ). Each server costs ~$30k. ( glad I don’t foot the bill for these puppies )
specs:
(2) 10 core CPU @ 3.(?)Ghz, don’t remember the model , 128Gb DDR4 RAM, 12TB SSD in RAID10. 
All of the individual components, capacitors, expansion cards, CPU, RAM, DOM, etc, are all held in place with some type of silicone compound to handle the vibration and shock. We could drop these servers from 10 feet and they’ll keep ticking. 

If you seek a provider for your VPS (virtual private server) needs, please allow me to make the following suggestions.  These are providers I am currently actively using for my own VPS needs.
https://us.ovhcloud.com
https://www.ionos.com

Depending on the size of your board (both activity of users and posts, resources, files, etc) you can base your specification requirements upon that. If it's a relatively small board, 2 CPUs, 2 GB RAM and 2-4GB disk space. It's usually up to the webmaster's preference on how much they're willing to spend on hosting and your hosting needs.

Check your PMs - just threw something together over lunch.

If you have access to phpMyAdmin you should be able to reactivate it through the database.
To do this; login to phpMyAdmin -> (select DB) -> (in the Filters search type "login") -> Browse 'Core Login Methods'. Under "login_classnames" look for "IPS\Login\Handler\Standard" and click "Edit". Make sure "login_settings" says "{"auth_types":1}" and "login_enabled" show "1". Then "GO" to save.
Report back here if it worked for you. If not, we'll try to help another way.

You probably need to also clear the datastore folder via FTP to clear caches.

I was going to say, you could've probably used Google Cache and copied the text. How that's saved my ass so many times!

Thanks for your input, Paul.
Hm, fair enough. Thanks for your input also, Brandon!

Or you can utilise the built in feature. Admin CP > Forums (edit forum you want this to show for) and its “custom error” under the main forum settings. Don’t forget to untick the permissions for that forum for the user group of your choice.
 
So in this instance, I disallowed guests to view the forum I chose:

Result:

Or you can utilise the built in feature. Admin CP > Forums (edit forum you want this to show for) and its “custom error” under the main forum settings. Don’t forget to untick the permissions for that forum for the user group of your choice.
 
So in this instance, I disallowed guests to view the forum I chose:

Result:

You can't with the image dimensions and styling that you are using.
By default we use background-size: cover which means that the image will fill the available area and be clipped, and that's what you are seeing.
If you don't (or use other another background-size value such as "contain"), then the image will be displayed within the area and not be clipped, so you see a letterbox effect (bars on the sides, or with different dimensions potentially on the top/bottom). You can change the background color, but you can't change the effect.
 
Long story short, if you want to use two subscriptions and have the "cover" effect, you should adjust your images to better match the display dimensions.

Not sure if this has happened to others but after trying this it has completely messed up my theme.

You can just merge in the "Powered by Invision Community" copyright into your custom footer. So long as the copyright remains intact, as far as I'm currently aware, you may place the IPS copyright anywhere in a custom footer at the bottom of the board.

Oh shoot, I thought it was the question mark I had to replace. 😅

@Kyle F
{expression="\IPS\Db::i()->select( 'COUNT(*)', 'core_members', ['member_group_id=?', ##])->first()"} I think.

@Kyle F
Use this:
Total Members: {expression="\IPS\Db::i()->select( 'COUNT(*)', 'core_members', ['completed=?', true] )->first()"}  

{{$count=\IPS\Db::i()->select( 'COUNT(*)', 'core_members', ['completed=?', true] )->first();}} Total Members: {$count}  

A new version was released.
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It’s not compatible yet, but if you take a look at our profile, you’ll see that we’ve started releasing the 4.4 versions 😀. This is a huge app and needs some further testing,  but I’m expecting that it’s ready by end of the week