Nathan Explosion

@Edjazoli Got a few minutes here to do some testing - not finding any issues on my side, can't reproduce the issue. However, on your site the translation functionality isn't working either. So... "after installing new version of IPS" - when did you update, and what were you on prior to that update? What exact version of PHP are you running?

@Edjazoli moving your report to the support topic As per the listing of the app, it is not currently marked compatible with IPS 4.7 - I'll take a look into this issue later in the week

My only issue with the search box is that you look at it...it looks lovely...it entices you to type something in. So you think about what to type...what to search for...then you move your mouse, you type something, you hit return....and then you notice that the filter has appeared just after you moved your mouse into the field, and then you realised you have wasted a few seconds of time. This before I hover: ...is more informative than this:

Pop the ID column into the table while you're in there 😉

The quick search on the following page doesn't work - it doesn't filter the table based on the contents of the 'Class' column, as it appears intended to do. /admin/?app=core&module=support&controller=hookedFiles Verified by another custom dev on here.

Possibly this one... But more likely that videos are disabled on demos.

Drop back to PHP 7.4 temporarily, or if possible PHP 8.0.21 or 8.1.8

Note: pending approval at the time of posting This application will allow you to assign a specific theme to a Club on your Invision Community, overriding your own site's theme or the user's own chosen theme. An example use-case for this, provided in the screenshots, is as follows: You run an English Premier League Football site You use Clubs to provide micro-sites on a per-Football Club basis You wish to have a relevant football club specific theme in each Club, while maintaining your own unique site theme Before: During: After:

If this is a localhost install (on your PC/Mac) for testing, then don't use -TESTINSTALL - it's not required for localhost installations. It is required for publicly facing test installations

Customised in what way? What exactly is complicated about it?

Resource has been marked compatible with IPS Community Suite 4.7 - pending approval at this time; no version change so no upgrade required.

Another observation...didn't see this on Beta 2, just with the newly released 4.7.1 final. Reproduction steps Create a topic, modify the 'Publish' setting from 'Immediately' to some date in the future of your own choice Edit the topic Modify the 'Publish' setting to 'Immediately' Save the change Edit the topic Expected result The 'Publish' setting should be set to 'Immediately' Actual result The 'Publish' setting is set to the date/time at which the edit in steps 3/4 was performed

Assumption made - you are referring to an IPS Community Suite license. Cloud: https://invisioncommunity.com/buy Go there - choose the plan you want to use, click 'Buy.......' and pay for it. Self-hosted (scroll down on the above page. https://invisioncommunity.com/buy/self-hosted/ Go there - choose what you want to use, click 'Continue to checkout' and pay for it. It's that simple.

Currently, setting a topic to be published in the future has no effect on the topic's actual start date. On a busy board, a topic set to be published in the future will quickly down the topic list, and eventually on to page 2 and so on - adding a reply to the topic will be required to bump it in to view. oh, scratch that...is there a follow-up task that runs that forces this? Been testing on my test site, and looks like a 5-minute delay between publishing happening, and then the topic 'bumping' *stand down*

A 'Publish immediately' moderator option could be useful - a decision may be made to make a number of topics (set for future publishing) immediately available. Select them in the topic list, click a button and confirm is quicker than editing them all manually

At least the following scenario works: Create a topic, set it for future publishing Edit the topic, set the field to 'Immediately' Save Topic is viewable as expected (no longer set to publish in the future) *heads off to test merging* merging looks good.

That would cover the first set of reproduction steps (existing topic being changed to future publishing - fully agreed that the field shouldn't be shown. Cue 'feature enhancement request' if it is removed in that case) But the second set of reproduction steps is valid - changing the publish time on an unpublished topic is going to be expected.

Reproduction steps - number 1: Create a topic - nothing special, accept the defaults Edit the topic Modify the 'Publish' setting from 'Immediately' to some date in the future of your own choice Save the change Expected result Topic has been modified to be published in the future, and can only be seen by those with permissions to see those type of topics Actual result The change isn't saved, and the topic is still visible to all who have permissions to view topics in that forum Reproduction steps - number 2: Create a topic, modify the 'Publish' setting from 'Immediately' to some date in the future of your own choice Edit the topic Modify the 'Publish' setting to a different date/time of your own choice Save the change Expected result Hover over the icon displaying the 'To be published' information and the topic is set to be published on the new date/time Actual result Change isn't saved, and the publishing time is still set to the original value Tested with PHP 7.4.30 on my test site, and PHP 8.0.21 & 8.1.8 on localhost test sites Q: Are all applications/plugins disabled? A: None are installed on the test site, and all are disabled on the localhost test sites.

Glad you got the joke 😉 I ran into this a while back, will see if I can figure it out again (send me a link to your site)

Open an incognito/private tab/window.

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