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  1. bfarber
    We have adjusted the caching for this widget for 4.5.
  2. bfarber
    Unfortunately there is no public release date for 4.5 yet.
  3. bfarber
    I can confirm a fix for this issue was committed - it apparently hasn't been released yet, but should be included with 4.5.0.
  4. bfarber
    You would only receive an email if there is content you haven't read yet. If you are active on your community and read each topic, there would be nothing to email you.
  5. bfarber
    Thanks, I've logged a bug report to have this looked into.
  6. bfarber
    Tip: Use the live search at the top of the screen. System > Posting > "Acronym expansion" tab.
  7. bfarber
    This is due to a change on Google's end, which we will account for in 4.5.
  8. bfarber
    What do you mean "topic pages that have been reviewed"? Topics don't support the reviews functionality, or do you mean rated?
  9. bfarber
    Review data used to be valid for Article object types in structured data, but Google has since changed their mind and no longer allows you to include review data for articles. We are looking into this.
  10. bfarber
    The menu in our guides was custom coded for our site here.
  11. bfarber
    I can't even recall what this issue is because the video is 15 minutes and I cba to re-watch it again since I've noted the issue is fixed in 4.5.
  12. bfarber
    We already inspect js controllers and strip out any that aren't explicitly allowed. "id" can't be allowed, as it can lead to issues as already noted. It can break javascript on the page, cause other oddities, or even potentially introduce security issues (what if a user pasted an HTML markup that looked like the login form with the id of the login form element on the page, but which sent the credentials to a remote third party? A user could click to login, which would load the nefarious (but normal looking) login form HTML, and submit their credentials to a remote endpoint. In theory at least...I do believe we strip forms out already, but you get the idea. I don't really have any qualms about "name" but as noted, it's kind of deprecated so it seems a bit meh to allow. The reality is, this type of thing is so seldom needed that it is probably best to just leave to a custom plugin. If we start seeing a lot of clients installing custom CKEditor plugins that need this functionality we can revisit.
  13. bfarber
    Yes
  14. bfarber
    You have to edit the product group(s) that the product(s) are contained within and choose which filters apply to products within those groups.
  15. bfarber
    In the AdminCP under Customization > Themes, click the </> icon next to your theme. On the template editor page click the CSS tab, and then click on custom.css. Add this to the end of the file: @media print { /* Custom styles go here */ } And then add whatever CSS you need to (i.e. to hide unimportant page elements) where you see "/* Custom styles go here */".
  16. bfarber
    Every browser I've used for approximately the last decade has had the ability to "print" to PDF natively built in. What exactly are you looking for within our software exactly?
  17. bfarber
    You can specify delivery time when setting up your shipping options, and it will show in the store specially. For other custom fields, could you make use of the "Product Filters" feature?
  18. bfarber
    More information about "4.5: Club Statistics"
    Statistics can help you manage and monitor the direction of your community, giving you valuable insight into how your visitors are interacting with your site and what areas of your community deserve the most of your attention. With the popularity of Clubs in Invision Community, we determined that some statistics aimed at helping administrators review how this feature is being received by their end users was warranted. Club activity statistics overview When accessing the "Club Activity" statistics page in the AdminCP, you will be able to quickly see at a glance which club types are the most popular, see which clubs are gaining the most traction with new signups, and see trends in club creations over time. With the signups chart, you can further filter by one or more specific clubs, and save these filter preferences as new tabs on the chart. See activity across all clubs The "All Club Activity" tab on this page shows you which types of content (topics, images, files, etc.) are most popular across all clubs as an aggregate. If you find that Calendar or Downloads is especially popular throughout clubs then you may wish to promote these features further. Conversely if you find that a certain type of content is not being leveraged, you may wish to promote it, or retire its functionality on your community. Activity by club shows you which clubs are most active You can also view activity per-club, allowing you to identify which of your clubs are the most popular and have the most activity. As with the "Club signups" chart, you can use filters to view just the clubs you are interested in comparing, and save these filters for easy review later on. We hope you find value in these new statistics pages, and that they help you manage the Clubs feature on your site more effectively.
  19. bfarber
    It is absolutely not normal for a user to have to continuously reset their password, and we're not getting any reports of this in support that I'm aware of. Feel free to submit a ticket if you require assistance. If you have any third party addons, I would definitely recommend disabling them for a while to test.
  20. bfarber
    We can take a closer look at this option, but I can't make any promises right now. At the very least, I can say that it isn't yet on the roadmap.
  21. bfarber
    More information about "4.5: Search Insights"
    Every single day, your members are searching your community for answers or interesting conversations to join. Wouldn't it be great if you could learn what is being searched for to identify hot issues, commonly asked questions and discover trends? We thought so too, which is why Invision Community 4.5 comes with search statistics. For the first time, Invision Community gathers anonymized information on what your members are searching for so you can use this to highlight more relevant content and shape strategic decisions with your community's structure. Search statistics help you track searches performed on your community When a member searches, their identity is converted into a unique key that cannot be reversed to identify the member. This allows us to track a single member's search usage over many search sessions without being able to link it to a specific member account. The AdminCP now features a dashboard to review the most popular search terms as well as a raw log of recent searches along with the results they returned. We have a lot of ideas in mind for additional changes down the road with the tracking of popular search terms, but for now, we hope you like the new statistics page and find the information presented useful for your future site plans.
  22. bfarber
    Our Stripe checkout process already supports SCA. Can you point me to documentation on the chargeback protection you are referring to and where it is stated you must be using the Stripe-hosted checkout process? It is unlikely we will move to a Stripe-hosted checkout solution anytime in the immediate future.
  23. bfarber
    Let me ask you this - do you think that a "fake" account is capable of supplying a username, but not passing a CAPTCHA challenge? Something tells me those accounts are likely being created by real people, even if the details are later turned over to a bot to abuse. As a general rule, when you allow people to sign in using other social login services, you are putting your trust in those services to properly vet and validate the account signups on their end. A better long term solution might be require moderation of new submissions for all new users until they have 2 or 3 approved content submissions. This would help you weed out fake or spam users without allowing their content to be visible to the community at large, while not placing a heavy burden on the signup/login process.
  24. bfarber
    Just to touch on this in case anyone else comes across the topic - this will have absolutely negligible impact on performance, backups, storage consumption and so on as well.
  25. bfarber
    I haven't reviewed the third party requirements recently, but there used to be prohibitions on interstitial pages for such things.
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