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  1. Stuart Silvester
    We haven't used XMLRPC since version 3.4. it's a very old thing.
  2. Stuart Silvester
    Try using basic auth instead as noted here: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api You can only pass a key as a parameter in certain circumstances where the server doesn't support basic authentication.
  3. Stuart Silvester
    This suggests there's some kind of issue with the FULLTEXT index on the table, analyzing it should correct it - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64397678/mysql-match-relevance-score-causes-double-value-is-out-of-range-error/71500119#71500119
  4. Stuart Silvester
    The issue seems to be that when you transferred the database, it corrupting some of the theme resource images that are stored within it (may have been exported/imported with a different character set etc). The upgrade process always re-imports these resources to the database, so it'll effectively replace the corrupted data with the valid data. I'm not sure if you may have issues with other parts of your data though if something did get damaged during the transfer.
  5. Stuart Silvester
    Fixed!
  6. Stuart Silvester
    Your server PHP error log should have some information about which application may be causing the problem. It would be worth checking there.
  7. Stuart Silvester
    You could do something like this to see a more accurate number of posts SELECT count(*) FROM ibf_forums_posts; Displaying in widgets and database tools (PMA etc) are never going to show a 100% accurate number due to the way InnoDB works though (and the above count query being slow). It really isn't anything to worry about though
  8. Stuart Silvester
    If you're using InnoDB, that number will also only be an approximation. It doesn't accurately reflect the exact number of rows in the table. Additionally, if you have over a certain threshold of posts the widgets use different means to calculate a number. It's less accurate, but counting how many rows are in large tables is very slow.
  9. Stuart Silvester
    Hello, This is an issue with a third party application you are using. I have completed your upgrade for you, but you should report this issue to the author of that application (axenserverlist).
  10. Stuart Silvester
    Please go to AdminCP > System > Support and apply the optional patch (if it's offered to you). You'll see a link to do this in the box on the top left of that page.
  11. Stuart Silvester
    If you are a Cloud customer and use this application Please do not upgrade your community to 4.7 unless you disable this application first. Your community will be unusable after upgrading. The author is aware of the issue and will hopefully have an update available soon.
  12. Stuart Silvester
    No problem!
  13. Stuart Silvester
    Great (it's actually a simple fix), you're forcing your pages to be HTTPS, however your Invision Community configuration is not set up correctly. Please refer to this guide to update your configuration
  14. Stuart Silvester
    This sounds like it's a request to your server that's failing (from a Javascript popup). If you press F12 and open the console page of your browser developer tools, then try to install, do you see a red error message?
  15. Stuart Silvester
    Click the cog icon in the top right of the template/CSS editor and then click 'compare with default'. You should see a diff showing the changes between the default version and your customised version. You should also have a revert button in the top right if it's a modified core CSS file. Note: neither of these will be available if it's a custom CSS file you have created.
  16. Stuart Silvester
    Yes, that is the URL. It's a POST request and contains other data. Your server is blocking the request we are sending and responding with a 403 instead. Your web host should be able to help you with determining why the request is being blocked.
  17. Stuart Silvester
    Your web host is blocking the request to the URL mentioned in your screenshot. <div id="mainwrapper"> <h1><span>403</span></h1> <div id="main"> <h2>Zabroniony dostęp</h2> <p>Nie masz dostępu do żądanego obiektu. Jest on zabezpieczony przed odczytem lub nie może być odczytany przez serwer. </p><p> ALBO </p><p> Nie masz prawa dostępu do żądanego katalogu. W katalogu nie ma indeksu lub katalog jest zabezpieczony przed odczytem.</p> <p class="small">W razie wątpliwości bądź pytań prosimy o <a href="https://www.#webhost#.net/kontakt.html" title="#webhost#.net - formularz kontaktowy">kontakt.</a></p> <div id="footer"> <a class="footer" href="https://www.#webhost#.net">www.#webhost#.net</a><br /> <span class="grey">serwer: s5.#webhost#.net</span> </div> </div>
  18. Stuart Silvester
    You can find this information on the Marketplace listing for all resources
  19. Stuart Silvester
    Based on your requirements, I would recommend using OAuth 2 to link the two sites together. You can configure your Community as an OAuth client (AdminCP > System > Login & Registration). In the same area, you can specify the location of your main registration and account maintenance URLs.
  20. Stuart Silvester
    As an extra note, your current version does support PHP 8.0, you can upgrade to that and stay with that for a while if you want to (it's still a currently supported PHP version)
  21. Stuart Silvester
    I can tell you; we'll be keeping closer to the PHP supported versions in the future - https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php PHP 8 has been supported for quite a while (4.6 - 13 months ago) 3rd party resources have had plenty of time to make sure they're compatible.
  22. Stuart Silvester
    This is an issue with a third party application or plugin. Disabling those should fix the issue.
  23. Stuart Silvester
    The problem is that your server seems to have a really slow connection to Amazon S3 (where the file is coming from) and is timing out before the download completes. According to the log, your servers average download speed for the file is 25 kB/s. It may be worth seeing if there's anything your web host can do to improve connection speed to S3.
  24. Stuart Silvester
    Thank you for your report, the issue has been identified and should be fixed in an upcoming release.
  25. Stuart Silvester
    Hello, If you're talking about the Marketplace, you can only install resources that have been tested and validated for the version of Invision Community you are using.
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