PoC2

Ahh thank you. Of course. All looks OK (but won't upload the Uploads directory as it would wipe what's already in there).

Sorry if i missed it. Is there a guide on how to do the manual upgrade to version 5? Many thanks.

@sound thank you for that. Using the images filter I’ve now been able to complete a review of thousands upon thousands of images going back over 20 years. From the review I am happy we’re OSA compliant on that front.

Yes, technically you can but all that does is list file names and not display the content unless you manually download file 736383837.jpg etc to your local computer. Multiply this by say a backlog of 11,000 attachments, each one you would have to click on and download and it would take days to review them all. Hence the request for new functionality for Invision Community.

With the UK Online Safety Act coming into full force in Mid-March 2025 I would like (well, not like at all but feel it sadly necessary) to ask that Invision Community add the admin ability to easily review the contents of Private Message attachments. Without this facility I can only image that PM attachments would have to be switched off. Thank you.

Already have those as well.

It's still a very good additional one. Nature uses it A LOT.

The page said to come here. 🙂 So will this be an automatic change on upgrade or will I need to do something with my current AdminCP location beforehand? Out of interest, why has this facility been changed for V5? Many thanks.

Ahhh, thank you. I thought when you said the task was moved to IC 5 that it wouldn't be fixed until the new major release!

Ahhh... Will check back in 2025 then.

Thank you. 🙂 I'm only asking now because it's becoming a bit awkward not being able to promote posts properly and I'm having to apologise to site members. Will keep an eye out!

Just popping back to see if there was any news on when the fix might be implemented. 🙂

This is important.

I think it's an elegant way of just updating a couple of files quickly rather than doing an entire upgrade rollout for a very minor thing for most people. They only suggestion I would have for future uses like this is to perhaps modify the wording in ACP so as not to alarm people thinking their site may have been hacked. 🙂

I had that. I just followed the instructions and all seems OK. I then compared the code between the two different file versions in each case. Simply looks like some code has been updated in Topic.php and DelayedCount.php. A novel way of updating just a couple of files but it worked for me.