Meddysong

Invision Community has those; they're salaried employees. And they also have plenty of enterprise clients paying big money. I'd say they're doing just fine.

Stripe is a problem anyway, and doesn't obey this: you need to make sure that the API keys for Stripe in your testing environment are the test versions which Stripe offers. This causes me no end of problems so you might want to copy my approach: deactivate Commerce.

I don't imagine it will be coming. It wasn't possible from early in the life of IC4 because, as far as I remember, it opened up the risk of XSS attacks, and so translated content can only be created in the Admin Control Panel. Since Clubs are named on the front end, there isn't a translatable field as an option.

Recording 2024-06-03 220038.mp4 Doesn't this work for you?

Just proving that I've read the whole post! Feel free to skip me if you get an unmanageably large number of volunteers.

As noted here, there's a problem for those of us who have more than one account here. (In my case, it's because I have to use different payment cards depending on the site; nothing nefarious!) When logging out of one account (at both the client and community installations) and then trying to log into another, we meet this screen: Clicking on Sign in with Email automatically logs the user back in to the last-used account; there isn't a field anywhere to type in the desired email address. I have been able to do this before, so something must have changed. Please do consider making this more user-friendly so that in those instances where a switch is required, users can do so relatively easily.

It's a shame that logging into an account requires some out-of-the-box thinking ...

I have two accounts with Invision Community because some of my licenses are personal, and therefore tied to my personal payment card, whereas others are business-related and use an alternative card for payment. I'm trying to log into my alternative account. It hasn't always been obvious how to do it, and today is a stellar case of this. I have signed out at both invisioncommunity.com and invisioncommunity.com/forums. The next step is to log in again. No matter which of the two sites I try, I'm presented with this: But clicking Sign in with Email automatically logs me back into the last account used, not the one I want to access! I'm not finding anywhere which will present me with a form so that I can add the intended email address. How does one log into an alternative account, please?

I upgraded a neglected site of mine two or three weeks ago, and noticed yesterday that my neglect extends to putting it back online! However, I can't! If I click save, nothing happens. I can save other settings but not this particular one. My console shows an error in https://domain.com/applications/core/interface/plupload/plupload.full.min.js: Form submission failed, as the <SELECT> element named 'site_address[region]' was implicitly closed by reaching the end of the file. Please add an explicit end tag ('</SELECT>') There's an instruction there on what to do but a) having looked at the file I'm not sure how to do it, b) I don't think I should be editing core files anyway, and c) that particular file is identical to the equivalent one in another of my sites, which did successfully upgrade. I'd be grateful if a team member could take a look, please. It's the license which starts PQJA.

I'm updating all of my various sites today in anticipation of moving to a new server which only has PHP 8.x. I've not had a problem with my main site, which was IC 4.5.x or 4.6.x. All I had to do was start the upgrade, get an error pointing out that the PHP version (then 7.4) was too low. I changed the version on the server and restarted the upgrade. I'm caught in a trap with one of my sites, though, which is on 4.4.6. When I start the upgrade I get the anticipated message informing me about the incorrect version, although this takes a different form from earlier: it's an error message telling me that I need to increase the PHP version. The problem occurs when I change the PHP version on the server. With the other site I could recommence the update. With this one, however, I'm stuck in vicious cycle: anything I try in the ACP results in a 500 error, and I have to restore PHP to 7.4. Then when I attempt to upgrade, I get the error message, increase the PHP version, get my server error if I try anything, and repeat. I'm not sure what the solution is. How do I work around the ACP informing me that I need to increase the PHP version to proceed if doing so then causes the site to crash?

It's here. @Jim_K: https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/499-feedback/

Alternatively, you could keep it as it was, and then append "forums" (no slah or quotation marks) so that I'd your domain name ever changes, it will still work.