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PHP 8.1 is still not officially supported. You can check when we do release official support in our Release Notes.

I am running 8.1 without any problems whatsoever.

Please on php 8.0, php 8.1 not yet working

the background task started by cron every minute fails with php 8.1
 

At this time, we have not fully claimed support for 8.1. Testing is still something which we have on our to-do list.

Sorry. 

"Sorry, we can't show this content because you do not have permission to see it."

I have a question, does ips already support php 8.1?

Do you have the "Welcome time delay" setting enabled?

I investigated this today. It seems to be caused by corrupted forum data, where you have topic entries but missing posts for these topics. 
The best solution would be to delete these corrupted topics. (You can probably recognize them by being dated back to 1970)
PHP 8 has a stricter treatment of errors, so the forum view would still work in earlier version, but the underlying problem exists independent from the PHP version or my plugin. 

If we use Cloudflare that already uses IndexNow, how would behave an IPS IndexNow under layed?

Hello,
I just tried upgrading my test site to IPB 4.6.10 (twice) and both times I've received the same result: after downloading and extracting the upgrade file(s), my site throws an HTTP Error 500 and is completely unusable.  My only alternative at this point is to restore a backup.
I've read recent posts by people with similar issues involving mismatched apps, but I don't think this is the case for me as I don't even get to the point where it starts updating anything - it's the file extraction process which craps things out.
Anyone else had this (or something like this) happen?
 

Thank you @Daniel F..... your team nailed this one. 

That's it:) Just enable it and it will automatically submit new content to https://api.indexnow.org/indexnow

AdminCP -> Intergrations -> IndexNow After enabling is that all we have to do, are there any additional settings - what am I missing?
Ted.

Also using MariaDB 10.6 with no problems.

Nope, don't need technical support when there is no fix available! Just wondering if this issue is ever going to be resolved as it has been this way for years now!

Hi @Charles, has this been implemented?
Thanks

Is anything happening in this regard yet?

There has not been anything announced that would relate to this.

Hate to bring up this issue again but my members are still having issues with uploading pics from their iphones and ipads being rotated. Yes I have the exif data strip enabled and yes my server has the php exif module enabled. So what now?
Thanks

This topic is in the feature request section.  If you need technical support, its best to post it in the correct forum so the staff actually see it in a timely manner.  🙂
https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/497-help-support/

Interestingly, it will be done sometime? 🤭

I understand your point, but it just is a marketing strategy, in some some point of time offer special deal to news customers, they would not loss money with that deals, they need some quantity of customers who receive good offers, but at the same time these customers will be a group of people to help them propagate their products and talk good of they product, it just like a cost in the marketing ads, because will not all time and alll customers receive that offer. 

I can't speak to IPS' interest in supporting more automation integration platforms, but I would toss out a note of caution.  Any organization that offers an "unlimited lifetime" option is most likely going to at some point change the model.  ESPECIALLY in a situation where they have recurring costs related to continued use.  
At some point, they simply begin to lose money and cannot support it long term.  
I would be highly concerned about spending a great deal of time/effort building the integration and in a year or two have them come back and say they are moving to a new model because the old one no longer makes sense for them.  At that point, you have to either pony up or make an even bigger effort to shift to something else.  
I don't say this to pick on any single company or service.  Instead it's simply a word of caution to think about the sustainability of the technology you choose to deploy in your site.  You would not want to wake up one day and find out you have XX days to either start paying a lot more or need to make a change to something else.