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Are you not able to edit the profile field value from the AdminCP with the setting off?

Direct "stats" are not available via the REST API. You would need to pull the raw data and run the stats yourself on your end.

If your group has permission to post HTML then nothing should be stripped because we don't run your post through HTML Purifier.

They would need to reach out to you and you would need to update their email address.

b) Should already be happening, although a bug was reported with the functionality which is fixed in 4.5.

This has already been resolved for the next beta build, but yes in the future please post bugs in the bug tracker. 🙂

Mine take about 1 second on this site. 🤷‍♂️

Are you certain this is related to the database connection? It sounds like your server can't make outbound socket connections - your host may need to allow it through their firewall for example.

How about now? I think that was a temporary issue while our designer was working on updating templates, based on the logs. I cannot reproduce any errors at this time and the errors stopped showing up in the logs.

Yes, you can check messages on mobile. We have some theme customizations, particularly to the header on mobile, that our interface designer is still working on implementing here. Hang tight.

Sendgrid is limiting you. 🙂

I would recommend submitting a ticket

The error indicates "You have exceeded your messaging limits". Sounds like your provider is indicating you've gone over a limit imposed on your account.

I've double checked and indeed the "Who's Online" block by default should honor whatever module permissions you set in Applications > System > Online User List. /* Do we have permission? */ if ( !\IPS\Member::loggedIn()->canAccessModule( \IPS\Application\Module::get( 'core', 'online' ) ) ) { return ""; } If users who cannot view the online user list are seeing this block, please submit a ticket.

There is no such feature in the current release.

Those warnings would relate to json-ld structured data markup, although the sitemap can point Google to the event so they can index it quicker.

https://invisioncommunity.com/news/product-updates/45-introducing-our-updated-default-theme-r1198/page/2/#comments The page title has "Page 2" in it. I gather the original suggestion here has already been addressed.

It would be helpful to know what page(s) you are getting these warnings and errors on so we can perform some tests and comparisons.

You have set permissions for the page, not the widget. To adjust permissions for the widget you would need to use Pages to create the widget. AdminCP > Pages > Blocks Create a "Who's Online" widget block, configure it to your liking, and then when you save you can specify permissions for which groups can see the block. On the front end, use the block manager to remove the existing widget, and then drag a "Custom Block" pages widget, and choose the "Who's Online" one you just set up in the AdminCP.

4.5 will fully support MySQL 8.

Guests cannot really use a forum where only the topic author can view their own posts, because there is no "author" for the posts. We don't have any way to know if a guest makes a post and comes back a week later that it is the same guest, so they're inherently unable to use such forums. You don't need the "Hide last post info" setting because the software automatically figures out what the last post the user can view is. In 3.x we cached the post data to the forum and showed it without checking permissions, necessitating that setting - that's not the case in 4.x. You can perform a search on the members area without a keyword. https://invisioncommunity.com/search/?&type=core_members This is a widget that can be added using the sidebar block manager. AdminCP > Members > Moderators and AdminCP > Members > Administrators. You add the members or groups you wish to give access, and then set their restrictions (if appropriate). You "hide" content that has already been approved. You cannot "unapprove" it, but these are just semantics really. If you modified the templates, you could do this. Announcements are not designed to look like topics in 4.x out of the box. This can be configured in the aforementioned AdminCP > Members > Moderators. Not out of the box I'm afraid. Yes, in AdminCP > Customization > Editor Toolbars you can double click on the "link" button and control which groups have permission to use it, BBCode is technically possible, but you're misunderstanding how the system works. With a WYSIWYG editor, we still filter and clean the content on the backend using a well-known and well-tested HTML filtering library. You can use the WYSIWYG editor without being concerned about security issues. We removed the "avatar gallery" feature in 4.x so no. AdminCP > Customization > Icons & Logos Yes, in the file storage handlers in the AdminCP you can specify the path to store the files, and then specify a custom URL (to facilitate using a CDN to serve files from that path). But please keep in mind, you are posting in a feedback forum designed to allow clients to suggest new features and ideas. What you are after here is technical support and "how do I" stuff, which should be posted in one of our other forums, which you'll have access to when you renew your license. You're also welcome to contact sales@invisionpower.com if you have any other questions you'd like answered before purchasing a license, and/or you can sign up for a demo of 4.x if you need to on our main site.

Group promotion rules run on the account whenever the account has to be resaved to the database for any reason - this can include just logging in to the site. i.e. they don't necessarily need to post another piece of content, just "something" has to happen with their account that requires it be updated.

You can't delete country names. you can translate them, but the supported countries are hardcoded. Similarly, we only support named states/provinces for a small number of countries - it's not something you can configure in the AdminCP. You may be able to accomplish this with a plugin, however.

No, and I don't understand why you'd want to. We've seen in the past when our software worked this way busy sites would get hundreds of files stored in the directory and you wouldn't even be able to open the folder via FTP because there were too many files to list. It's far better to break the files up into subfolders as we do now, and I am not aware of any reason it would be "better for website loading" not to do so.

Looks like if word_default and word_default_version are both NULL you can probably remove the row, looking at your screenshot. I'd tread cautiously though.