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The reported content doesn't show any moderated actions that applied to the reported topic or post.
For example:
If you hide the post/topic, the "Hide" word doesn't change to "Unhide" or even show the hidden eye icon next to the title in order to inform the staff that the post/topic is hidden. Also, that apply to delete action. It doesn't change to "Restore" or show that the post/topic was deleted. 

You would need to provide slow query logs for proof of what is happening here. This tool is only speaking in hypotheticals, not actuals like the slow query log does. Please set the slow query log to 10 seconds and disable all third party applications/plugins for testing to get readings of the core software. 

Going to be highly dependent on what you’re running in your installation. Not a one size fit all answer and why we only provide a minimum for the core software. 

Also only cloud? 

I have merged this with your other topic for assistance with your MySQL server.

This is an issue with your mysql instance. You would need to contact your hosting company to assist you with this

Hi Charles,
For me it not the issue "your cloud" it simply we been having servers on many hosting for the past 23 years, we manage our servers, we simply have other services and usage for them, the hosting company we have our servers with them for the past 11 years now, all it fit our need. It not simply running IPS software on them.
Regards,

That's not true, trust me. I think AlexWebsite note is right on the point i.e. monetizing. I have seen much larger groups for Trading and other things. I used to think as well i.e. Discord is popular in just gaming but when I noticed other groups focused on Infra/Ops Monitoring, Trading, OpenAI etc. my perspective has changed. 
 

You are not the only one. A lot of people are in the same boat. I have a feeling, eventually, folks will move to Discord or FB pages because both are complete free of cost. 
For those who can manage with current changes/cost, will continue to do so but I see slim chances, that initial forums will pay 90$/month i.e. 1K/year appx while they are just starting their forum. So discord would be massively popular down the road i.e. much more then now, unless XF or VB or phpBB alike, will fill in that spot. I haven't checked other forums in last decade. 
I would say 70-90% gaming communities have now discord available and it's picking up game by introducing threads, Q&A, etc. features. My only gripe is I don't own the data and if tomorrow Discord discontinues their service, all the valuable conversations, data, etc. is gone.
It will be interesting times down the road for sure with IPS going Pro Cloud vs Discord, FB, etc. complete free of cost. 
 

I know the pricing page lists what you get with cloud.  IPS will create topics like above and discuss new options, but often does not tell you which clients get what.  Self-hosted seem to be getting less and less.

I would be interested as well as we continue to watch features not available to self-hosted clients. I have multiple licenses and although not happy about the direction, I can understand business models changing. I don't fault IPS for evolving and differentiating services. At some point I will probably have to make some hard decisions myself, hopefully way down the road. Cloud pricing just does not compare to having multi-license self server/hosting. Plus, I can tweak and modify my environment as needed. I run my own cloud..lol. 
As far as non-IPS staff members jumping into topics like this to provide "answers", I have to agree...it can sometimes be a bit annoying as I read threads. I'm not trying to discourage discussion its just that we pay for answers that are sometimes expected from IPS Staff only, just saying.... However, maybe those individuals are "interviewing" for the next open IPS staff role...at least it seems like that. If that's the case, best of luck to those individuals! 👍

@Charles can you roughly tell the ratio of cloud to self-hosted?

It's completely incorrect because this is exactly what happens when someone gets involved in another person's personal matter; they start mixing things up and explaining things as they want.
My criticism is not directed at the lack of self-hosting development or at comparing it to cloud plans. My complaint was that you guys were working really hard to add new cloud features even though there were several open bugs for many months that had not yet been fixed.
We already did that, and the only information we receive from IPS staff is that the reports are still open. Furthermore, several issues that went unnoticed were reported by great third-party developers along with the fix in order to make it easier for the IPS developers' team.
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As of today, I have been with IPS for 18 years. I am really proud of the entire team and all that they have accomplished, and I will always support IPS. It is unfair that anytime someone offers assistance, his efforts and suggested solutions are ignored since there have recently been so many issues that they may sometimes be overwhelming especially whenever we see that you do have a deadline to release cloud new features, and yet several bugs report that been opened. A bug report that has been open for more than three months and is still unresolved, in my opinion, is unreasonable.

I always wonder how comes @Randy Calvert hasn't got a job as an IPS official spokesperson with an IPS staff badge. Or is he a paid IPS employee on the hush-hush¿ 🤫 

I understand what it means. What I said about made up and genuine is completely different sentence to explain the matter.
This is a major problem, especially when someone can't help but become involved in other people's personal matters when no one has asked him to.
You have a nice day. 🙂 

It's not a snarky message as you are trying to show everyone. Everything I just said is genuine and not something I made up, so please mind your own business and stay out of other people's personal matters. Once more, nobody hires you to represent them.

How about more information on the bugs that have been reported and unfixed for more than 1.5 years and others that been reported for several months? Or the management main focus now is the cloud and its new features?

@Randy CalvertPlease stop doing this because, with all due respect, no one has mentioned you to quote me in order for you to speak on behalf of IPS. I knew it that you will be the first to respond.  

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I've logged an internal bug report so we can evaluate further. We do want to move more towards the native browser lazyload (such as we've done in Gallery) however we need to consider the trade-offs. The native functionality also has the same drawback as this bug where it won't work on dynamically loaded content.

Bump - this is a big issue for forums which are image or embed heavy and go beyond 1 page. This would also benefit those Cloud customers to fix 😉

Hello,
I've discovered a bug in how IPS' lazyloading works on dynamic elements.
in ./dev/js/library/app.js, line 61, you define a hook/override for $.fn.html. This makes sure that if dynamically loaded HTML contains lazyload elgible content, you instate the lazyload handler on it.
The problem seems to be instead of looping each lazyload element, ips.utils.lazyLoad.observe is called on the entire element. This then registers the IntersectionObserver on the entire element, causing each lazyloading element to be loaded straight away, defeating the point of the lazyload.
The fix is to instead call ips.utils.lazyLoad.observe on each lazyload capable element, like it's done elsewhere in the suite. I have patched this locally, but thought it would be useful to share to the IPS developers.
Happy new year!

Bump - this is a big issue for forums which are image or embed heavy and go beyond 1 page. This would also benefit those Cloud customers to fix 😉

Just for the record I have found my comments where I reported this issue on July 25, 2021, and today is almost Feb 1st, 2023. I did before my comment in here on July 25, 2021, opened a support ticket where IPS stuff didn't even investigate this issue and blamed the third-party apps/plugins.
This issue has been reported for 1 years, 6 months, and 7 days as of today, and it is still not addressed even though @Colonel_mortis found what causing it. 
How long the problem will remain unfixed is unknown. @Matt