Nathan Explosion

Yeah, that slight increase works out at just over 50% when placed against my previous 6-monthly payment...that's not 'slight'. It's manageable, for me, but don't refer to it as 'slight' You really do get the wrong end of the stick a lot, don't you? And then others pick up on that, and things get lost. Try reading the full statement I made, instead of just quoting 'almost': It most likely puts an end to me purchasing Blogs, is what that means.

You're on the same as my - Forums & Pages, yep? So it's gone from $40 each six months ($80 a year) to $125 a year...$45 increase ($22.50 each six months equivalent). I'm not overly bothered by that...however, it does mean I've got an additional $85 to account for in February. And it almost puts to rest any ideas I had to add Blogs to my package to further develop some of my apps for that application.

Title doing a "John Cena" behind your header...

Wouldn't it make more sense for this: to point to https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/497-help-support/, instead of https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/406-community-support/

Nope, not just you.

Yay, Party.

Yeah, 4.6.5 has now been released...

Great - all good. Revert back to 7.4, then check the System/Error logs in the ACP to see what that error may have been referring to (you never know, it might be a plugin/application that isn't compatible with PHP 8 )

I suggest you run this - it might just show up something not available (potentially the mySQLi extension, which isn't enabled by default in PHP)

If it's in the Marketplace, check the 'Compatibility' field. Ask the developer

No, you add a line to the constants.php define( 'USE_DEVELOPMENT_BUILDS', true ); Remove it, or set it to false, if you don't want to be notified about betas etc.

It's a bit 'Hostage Situation' isn't it?

It's not enabled, by default.