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Nathan Explosion

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  1. And I am showing him where he can find the URL for the RSS feed of a page when it is being viewed, which is what he was originally asking for and wasn't ever actually answered in a clear statement
  2. This is the forum: https://forum.orioleshangout.com/forum/3-minors Now, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page: That is the link to the RSS feed for that forum. It will be the same place on each page if an RSS feed exists for it - it's down there in the footer area.
  3. clicking to download results in:
  4. And seeing as staff can view who the author is (via that eye) then nothing extra is being presented here that isn't already available via that method. And disabling the "Can view anonymous author info?" mod permission results in the hiding of both the eye and the 'edited' information.
  5. Yep, that's the badger. Viewed as someone who can see the edited information: And then viewed by someone who isn't permitted to view the edited information:
  6. And now tested...anonymous user unable to edit their own post, as far as I can see, so not sure how they've ended up in the situation the poster mentions (same user posted all three of the below, and is being used to attempt to edit)
  7. Good because that is what they are reporting - not that someone else has edited it, but that the anonymous poster has edited it. Anyway - was just correcting the 'quoted' confusion. Off I head to test it out now...
  8. But shouldn't it be the case that if the anonymous author of an anonymous post should have their anonymity maintained when editing said post?
  9. But they are referring to editing a post, which produces this: ...which may or may not be visible to end-users depending on configuration.
  10. Pretty sure that PNG is the requirement for PWA, so Invision are adhering to it.
  11. Feel free to nick it, delete these posts and claim it as your own 😉
  12. And the idea of "Boota" didn't once cross your mind?
  13. Nope. 8.1.x or lower. Sort that, then go from there.
  14. Your site is reachable via https://jeepforum.nl But your source code is still referencing http://jeepforum.nl Have you cleared the system cache in the ACP? if you cannot access the ACP, clear the contents of the datastore folder on your installation.
  15. So what version of the Invision software are you currently on?
  16. ? @bosss go into your languages and ensure that the locale is set correctly. Default for a language is "English (United States)" result: I change to my actual locale: Result Swedish Result
  17. Didn't see it mentioned so started at the obvious place. Don't overthink it...
  18. You go to your languages section and create your strings there:
  19. That's an image upload field in Invision's software, which accepts several images types. My comment was that GIF is not supported as a PWA app icon on iOS or Android. Keep trying...maybe it will suddenly start working? Or you could use a PNG file.
  20. For the app icon? Pretty sure that's a nope and not supported on iOS and Android. Use a PNG.
  21. Correct link - do not upload those dev tools
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