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I believe that the "Top Downloads" plugin is an Invision first party plugin, correct? I've noticed that any page that has the "Top Downloads" plugin/block causes the page to load very slow. I have it limited to 5 files, but still loads very slow. My users love the plugin... Is there anything that could speed up the loading of this plugin?

Do you happen to know how to go about doing this? I've tried several different things, but none seem to work. When I disable Cloudflare completely for the site the API does work, so the ngnix side is working correctly. I has to be something with the Cloudflare settings that I just can't figure out.

Hey Guys, I've been trying to get the API to work for sometime now... My server uses ngnix which I know is not supported by Invision. However, people have said they were able to get it to work using .htaccess converters. My server admins are looking into it, but seems that Cloudflare JSChallenge is stopping it. From my server admins - we can see once we access the vpuniverse.com/api through a browser, the page requests an API token. Through a command line (curl), it stops on the Cloudflare verification page (JS Challenge). You may need to check on your Cloudflare account to configure it to don't check/send JS challenges to /api requests. From what I can tell Cloudflare JS Challenge is set to "essentially off". Would anyone happen to know what settings on the Cloudflare side are needed? Thanks

Did you ever figure this out? We have added these conversions for htaccess, but still not getting anywhere with the API.

Thanks. Does not seem to work with the /api. 😞

Looks like I need to edit the nginx config. Can you guys please provide the redirects needed for nginx instead of apache?

I just found this out... Webserver is nginx. Evidently nginx does not support htaccess.

Any update?

Marc - the info has been updated. If it's not working please let me know what isn't working.

Hey Marc. I had my server admins check... mod_rewrite is enabled and the folder is readable.

I have uploaded the .htaccess to my /api folder. However the "In order to use the REST API:" message never goes away. How do I go about enabling this?

I think right now only 5 people can be in a group PM... Is there a setting somewhere that can increase the number of people allowed in a group PM?

Any update on fix for this bug?

Hello Everyone. I'd like to create some pages, but I'd like for these pages to be manageable by individual or specific group of users without giving them full access. I want to create the primary page, but give them the ability to add blocks, images, and manage that specific page. Is there anything out there that would allow this? I know there are Clubs, but doesn't look like blocks or content from other areas can be added. Thanks

Using the cancel link from here.