Stuart Silvester

Both these systems use the same data, there's various data to determine what may be trending such as reactions, views, replies. So you might have something trending even if it hasn't been replied to recently, if for example it's been linked on a popular site and is generating views.

Not as a top level icon, but if you tap on"more sharing options" and have blue sky installed, you can share there.

It'll be as simple as upgrading to 4.7.20 (when it's available!)

That would suggest your host does not have MySQLi enabled in PHP. That is a requirement for most PHP software you'd ever want to run. They'll need to solve that.

Hi, In 4.7.19 we changed the default for 'Cloud Spam Content Analysis' to on, it'll only apply to users that have less than 5 posts or haven't posted in 6 months. You can disable this if you wish in AdminCP > Smart Community > Spam Analysis, but I think you may want to change your permissions instead (see below). However, it does look like you have guest posting enabled which isn't the 'post before registering' feature, if you prefer to use that feature to have your guests register, you would need to edit the group permissions for 'guests' and remove their ability to post or reply. I know that seems counter-productive but that will allow that feature to work.

We have released a patch to address this issue. Please go to AdminCP > System > Support and apply the patch from the first/top left box. If you do not see an option to install the patch, you already have the latest release.

In 4.7.18 we changed how hot topics work; we changed it to use the trending data and it was always enabled. In 4.7.19, we made some changes so it would work for cloud plans that didn't have the trending feature and now there are settings in the AdminCP to disable the feature.

The requirement checker script you have uploaded

I would suggest going back to your host, if the requirements checker isn't working there's something really wrong with your servers PHP 8.1 configuration. It's not a complex script and should work without throwing a white page. Give them the link to it and ask them why it isn't working.

Hello, We've identified the cause of the issue, we'll have a patch available shortly. I'll reply here when it's available.

That would depend on your notification settings. In the AdminCP, Click on the notification/bell icon in the top right, then click notification settings. Find "A member requests their account is deleted." and ensure that email notifications are enabled for this notification type.

It's worth noting, that will only appear if you have the request deletion feature enabled.

This has been adjusted for 4.7.20

These links will continue to work, they're still used in some situations. Yes, it's enabled by default but there is a new setting to disable it.

Already reported here: (we've got a bug report open for it)